The sad truth is that the “presumption of innocence” promised in the Constitution is more of a myth than a reality.
In practice, when people are arrested – regular people who have made a mistake, or even who have been falsely accused – they are often presumed guilty by the State.
But hope is not lost.
At Fletcher + Fletcher, we go to bat for each and every one of our clients because everyone deserves a defense.
In practice, when people are arrested – regular people who have made a mistake, or even who have been falsely accused – they are often presumed guilty by the State.
But hope is not lost.
At Fletcher + Fletcher, we go to bat for each and every one of our clients because everyone deserves a defense.
All too often, law enforcement officers misrepresent the facts of a criminal defense case to justify an arrest or conviction.
And regardless of what law enforcement might tell you, the best first step toward your defense is asserting your legal right to counsel.
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense in St. Petersburg, Florida, you may be facing serious consequences, including hefty fines, jail time, and limitations to your future.
An experienced criminal defense attorney with a proven track record of success can guide you out of the darkness and toward your ultimate goal: your freedom.
At Fletcher + Fletcher, we take pride in the fact that we’ve never sought a conviction or asked for jail time on a single criminal case. We were never prosecutors and never will be.
Instead, we’ve dedicated our lives to looking past what people have been accused of or what they’ve been charged with.
We understand the overwhelming fear and anxiety that comes with the prospect of losing your freedom.
We’ve taken hundreds of cases to trial, and we truly care about each and every client that we take on. We’ll go to bat for you and explain your options to you so that you can choose the best way to fight your charge each and every step of the way.
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