Rockland County Attorney
3 Ways a Rockland County Criminal Attorney Can Help You
Represent Your Case
Before you talk to the police, it's important to speak with a Rockland County attorney. By making us your attorney of record, we can defend you from the beginning of the legal process. We can help determine how strong the prosecution's case is, answer your questions, provide recommendations, and show you what the legal process is like. Every case is unique to the individual and their charges and should be treated with compassion and care. Whether this ends in a plea deal or trial, we'll be there with you through it all.
Protect Your Rights
In the United States, all defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty. The prosecution must show, beyond reasonable doubt, that the defendant is responsible for the crime. As such, you are entitled to certain rights while under investigation and through court proceedings. It is our job to make sure that the prosecutor is doing their job correctly to ensure your rights are protected throughout the case and after the final judgement.
Safeguard Your Future
If you are charged with a misdemeanor or felony conviction, it can significantly impact your life in the future. In the short-term, jail time may be possible for a few days or several years, depending on the violation. Even if you do not go to jail or prison, you will be required to reveal the conviction when applying for a job or some licenses, and when accessing certain services. Many times, these are denied to those with a conviction on their record. A Rockland County criminal attorney will pay attention to the specifics of your case to prioritize your liberty and future.
If you are in need of criminal representation, please contact The Law Offices of David Fried at 845-671-1883.