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If you are looking for a criminal defense attorney Orange County, California, near Santa Ana, then continue no further. Criminal law requires attorneys or lawyers who are passionate about what they do. These defense attorneys need to work with their clients to prove their innocence on the charges that have been brought against them. Orange County criminal lawyers put away their personal beliefs no matter what the crimes of their clients. Defense lawyers must possess true character in order to defend each and every person's rights. The protection of federal, state, and local laws, equality and equal rights, personal and privacy rights. Clients can be secure that criminal defense lawyers in Orange County will completely uphold these laws.

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Criminal law, or penal law, is the area of law that deals with crime. It can be stated as the set of rules that defines actions that is banned by the state because it is thought to threaten, hurt or otherwise endanger the safety and welfare of the population. As such, this characterizes the punishment to be placed on those who infringe on these laws. Criminal law deals with a wide array of crimes. Crimes include both felonies or more serious crimes and misdemeanors or less serious crimes. Criminal defense attorney Orange County defend clients who have been charged with crimes that range from minor to major offenses. Such charges may include manslaughter, murder, assault, arson, county DUI/DWI, fraud, identity theft, child pornography, sex crimes and a host of other crimes.

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Legal repercussions are not the only challenges clients may face. The social aspects of life can be damaged as well. Not only can friends and family look at someone differently from charges brought against them. Employment opportunities are also difficult to come by when criminal defense is required. As such, criminal defense attorney Orange County take special care with each and every case that comes their way. Clients may take comfort in knowing that their cause will be fought for by experienced and aggressive Lawyer.

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According to crime statistics in Orange County, California, 2 murders occurred in 2009, 11 sex crimes, 68 robberies,79 assaults, 431 burglaries, 1,959 thefts, 235 auto theft, and 16 arson charges. Numerous criminal charges include that of DUI's. Orange County DUI arrests total nearly 11,000 per year. A gifted criminal defense attorney Orange County will be able to take on these charges or accusations and fight for their client, no matter of their actual innocence or not. For this reason Orange County, California lawyers or attorneys are very capable.

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If you or someone you know has had a run in with the law, an Orange County criminal lawyer will be one of the best defense moves you can make. In some cases a sentence may be issued. This sentence can take many forms, some of which are a loss of privileges, house arrest, community service, probation, fines and/or imprisonment. These attorney's know that life altering changes are being faced. When someone realizes they might be facing criminal charges is the moment to consult an criminal defense attorney Orange County. This may be after an arrest, accusation or when served a warrant to search property. Sometimes when police contact you, you may anticipate needing representation. A criminal defense attorney Orange county can review each and every situation an individual is facing and will provide legal counsel accordingly.

Criminal Defense Attorney Brian D. Joslyn Announces Opening of New Law Firm in Columbus

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The Joslyn Law Firm recently opened its doors for business in Columbus, Ohio. The firm represents individuals accused of criminal offenses throughout the greater Columbus area of central Ohio, including Delaware, Dublin, Westerville, Reynoldsburg, London, Newark, Lancaster and Circleville.

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The Joslyn Law Firm opened for business in Columbus on June 20, 2011, and is comprised of an experienced criminal advocacy team that prides itself on building client trust by taking a genuine interest in the issues that concern their clients and their particular cases. Brian D. Joslyn represents clients charged with traffic offenses, felony and misdemeanor drug crimes, and domestic violence in Columbus. Additional areas of criminal defense Joslyn practices include, but are not limited to, operating under the influence (DUI or OVI), marijuana charges, gun and weapon offenses, sex charges, theft crimes, property offenses, and violent crimes.
“I adopt a humanistic approach to advocacy and view each client as a unique individual. Our clients are not the alleged offenses for which they have been charged. Rather, when a client enters our office they have a history – a specific set of circumstances that must be addressed with compassion and empathy,” states Brian Joslyn, Ohio criminal lawyer.
Brian D. Joslyn graduated cum laude from the Thomas Jefferson School of Law, is a former juvenile public defender in San Diego and has spent years working in criminal defense law firms in Ohio and San Diego.
Brian Joslyn is also admitted to practice law before the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio and previously received the Pro Bono Honors Award for providing pro bono legal assistance to the House Opportunities Collaborative in San Diego.
The Columbus OVI lawyer is certified as an instructor in the administration of standardized field sobriety tests and in the operation, diagnostic, verification and calibration of BAC Datamaster Breath Alcohol Testing instruments.
The former Eagle Scout is a member of numerous legal associations and organizations, including the Columbus Bar Association, Ohio State Bar Association, American Bar Association, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, NORML Legal Committee, Central Ohio Association for Justice, Ohio Association for Justice, American Association for Justice, Ohio Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, National Lawyers Guild, National Association of Consumer Advocates, Columbus Chamber of Commerce, and the National Police Accountability Project.
“When you seek my counsel, you will find unquestionable dedication and good faith, a genuine rapport, continuity of service, care and attention. I will explain every procedure clearly and precisely, making sure you understand the implications of each strategy undertaken on your behalf,” says Joslyn.
Joslyn further states, “When you hire the Joslyn Law Firm, you can be assured of the team’s time-honored knowledge, background and reputation as leading representation in the field of criminal law.”
Brian D. Joslyn of the Joslyn Law Firm is a Columbus criminal defense attorney throughout Franklin County, Ohio and the surrounding areas in Pickaway County, Delaware County, Madison County, Fairfield County and Licking County.

The Criminal Defense Attorney: Roadblock or Bridge to Restorative Justice

Robert F. Cochran Jr.

Pepperdine University School of Law



Journal of Law and Religion, Vol. 14, No. 1, 1999

Abstract:     
Today the criminal justice system is facing daunting problems and almost no one seems to be satisfied with the way that we treat crime. Restorative justice, however, may provide a solution to the problems of the current criminal justice system. Cochran considers the role that the criminal defense attorney might play in discussing restorative justice with the client. Restorative justice brings together the offender and victim in an effort to lead to repentance, reconciliation, and forgiveness. Many conflicts exist with the prevailing concepts surrounding a criminal defense attorney's duties and those required for the restorative justice process to take effect. Restorative justice requires offenders to take responsibility for their actions and the harms they have caused, but many criminal defense lawyers see their primary job as making sure clients do not take responsibility for their actions. Cochran argues that a lawyer who is truly concerned with client interests, however, will at least raise and discuss the question whether the client should take responsibility for his actions. At a minimum, the lawyer should make the client aware of the process of restorative justice. While there are several arguments against the defense lawyer suggesting restorative justice to the client, these arguments fail to negate the benefits. The current criminal justice system works to the detriment of defendants, victims, and the public. Restorative justice holds out the promise of bringing forgiveness and reconciliation to defendants, and peace-of-mind and comfort to the victims. By making a client aware of the benefits of restorative justice, the criminal defense attorney can serve as a bridge, rather than a roadblock, to restorative justice.

Roles of Criminal Defense Attorney

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Roles of Criminal Defense Attorney

Criminal defense attorneys provide a defense for individuals accused of a committing a crime. These attorneys perform various duties in their efforts to promote their clients' interests before a court of law.

1. Client Interaction

   • One of the initial tasks a criminal defense attorney performs is meeting with the client to discuss the case. The attorney often has to visit a jail because the client may be there awaiting trial.

   Case Management

   • Case management is a vital part of a criminal lawyer's workday and involves organizing case documents, indexing exhibits and reviewing correspondence.

   Pleadings Preparation

   • The lawyer will prepare numerous pleadings in a criminal matter, including answers to complaints, discovery and pretrial briefs. The attorney has to provide copies of these documents to the court and to the prosecutor.

   Settlement Negotiations

   • In most criminal trials, the defense attorney will try to negotiate a deal for the client to get a lighter sentence. The attorney may have to consider a plea-bargain offer from the prosecutor, which is an incentive for the defendant to plead guilty to a lesser charge.

   Trial Preparation

   • If the parties are unable to negotiate a settlement, the defense attorney will begin to prepare for trial. The lawyer and his staff will retain experts, prepare an opening statement and assist in jury selection.

   Trial Duties

   • During the trial of a case, the defense attorney will present evidence, cross-examine prosecution witnesses and provide legal defenses. If his client is found guilty, the defense attorney will decide after sentencing whether to file an appeal.

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Federal convicts could have crack cocaine sentences shortened

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Drug Charges on Friday, July 15, 2011

Congress' Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 aimed to even out the prison sentence guidelines for drug offenses involving powder cocaine and crack cocaine. Crack cocaine is processed cocaine and is smoked and cheaper than powder cocaine, which is snorted.
The sentences have usually been harsher for crack cocaine than powder cocaine, and the sentencing disparity has been criticized for years by human rights groups as unfair. Opponents of the disproportionate punishments for crack say it has resulted in large numbers of people in prison for long periods of time for low-level drug offenses and has contributed to further racial and class disparities in U.S. prisons.
Recently, the United States Sentencing Commission voted to make that law retroactively apply to the current prison sentences of federal prison inmates convicted and serving time for drug offenses involving crack cocaine. The seven-person panel voted unanimously for the retroactive application of the law. According to a piece in Reuters, this means that up to 12,000 people in federal prisons may have their sentences reduced.

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Flawed death investigations can lead to wrongful convictions

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Sex Crimes on Thursday, July 14, 2011

An investigative report recently done by NPR has found that the death investigations of child homicide and child abuse cases can be flawed, leading to wrongful convictions.
According to NPR, forensic pathologists investigating a child's death may be biased to conclude for homicide because of different factors in the case, including high emotions over the child's death. Also, some diseases in children can look like sexual or physical abuse, but it might take someone trained in pediatrics to recognize the true cause of death in some circumstances.
In addition, the overall death investigation system in the U.S. has been found to have problems. NPR, ProPublica and PBS Frontline found in an investigation earlier in the year that the system is problematic. A report in 2009 by the National Academy of Sciences said that the system could be improved if it was better funded, had more specialists and was guided by national standards.

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Update: Casey Anthony found not guilty of the murder of her two-year old child

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Felonies on Friday, July 8, 2011

Despite the expectations of media commentators and strong public sentiment, Casey Anthony was acquitted of murder charges in the death of her two-year old child Caylee. Casey Anthony had been charged with multiple felonies in connection with the death of her daughter in 2008, including first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and aggravated manslaughter of a child.
Prosecutors alleged that Ms. Anthony strangled her daughter and then dumped in the woods nearby. But the prosecution was unable to offer much forensic evidence supporting this theory, such as a time of death or manner of death. Ms. Anthony's defense team contended that Caylee accidentally drowned, the family failed to report her death, and that Ms. Anthony lied to investigators out of fear.

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Sex crime charges likely will be dropped against Strauss-Kahn

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Sex Crimes on Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former chief of the International Monetary Fund, has been facing sex crimes charges since May when a hotel maid accused him of sexual assault. The maid told police that Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her and sexually assaulted her when she went into his hotel room to clean it.
According to a recent piece by the AFP, Strauss-Kahn's accuser, however, has shown that she may not be a credible witness and she is the key witness in the prosecution's case against Strauss-Kahn. The Guinea-native has changed her story about what happened following the alleged sexual assault in the hotel room. She also lied to a grand jury. It was also found that she lied on tax returns and lied on her application for asylum in the U.S.
Prosecutors say she also made a phone call to someone in prison in Arizona during which she discussed the accusations against Strauss-Kahn and questionable deposits have been made in her bank account. Because of these issues that have come up about the credibility of their main witness, it is likely that prosecutors will drop the sex crimes charges against Strauss-Kahn.

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Prosecutorial misconduct led to wrongful conviction

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Drug Charges on Thursday, June 30, 2011

An Illinois judge has granted a new trial to a group of four individuals in a drug conspiracy case after it was revealed that their previous conviction was based on false testimony.
According to a piece by Joseph Celentino in Courthouse News Service, the three-judge panel of the 7^th Circuit agreed with the district judge that the defendants should get a new trial because a federal prosecutor knowingly used the false testimony to secure a guilty verdict. The judges ruled that this violated each of the defendant's right to due process and accused an Assistant U.S. Attorney of prosecutorial misconduct, although disciplinary action against the attorney has not been taken.
Police performed an in-depth drug investigation before arresting and charging a total of 15 individuals on drug charges in the no-longer-existing public housing project, Cabrini Green. Prosecutors said that the individuals were part of a gang that bought cocaine and turned it into crack.

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Blagojevich planning to appeal conviction on federal corruption charges

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Federal Crimes on Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich was recently convicted by a jury on 17 counts of corruption. The jury convicted Blagojevich on all 11 counts that accused the former governor of trying to sell the Senate seat that was left open when Barack Obama was elected to the presidency. The jury also deadlocked on two of the counts against Blagojevich and acquitted him on one count. He could face 10 or more years in federal prison for the convictions.
Now that he has been convicted on 17 charges, he is planning his appeal. The first trial ended in a mistrial. The defense filed a mistrial motion with the court for the second trial as it was wrapping up.
According to an article in the Chicago Tribune by Jeff Coen, Blagojevich and his defense attorneys have claimed through this trial that the federal judge was unfair to the defense. They say that he favored the prosecution in their case against the former governor.

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R&B singer Nivea arrested for driving under the influence

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Drunk Driving on Sunday, June 26, 2011

R&B singer Nivea was arrested last Tuesday following a car accident. The singer hit a downed tree with her car around 1:30 in the morning. The singer complained of head and neck injuries and was taken to a hospital. She was later arrested and charged with driving under the influence less safe, reckless driving and driving too fast for conditions. A child was also in the car but was unhurt and released at the singer's request to her boyfriend.
The charge of "DUI less safe" means that Nivea did not take a field sobriety test and the police do not have a blood-alcohol concentration reading for her, but police suspect that she was driving under the influence of alcohol. Nivea told a firefighter on the scene that she had had three alcoholic drinks earlier in the evening at an event. The police report says that she had bloodshot and glassy eyes and had a strong smell of alcohol on her breath.

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Casey Anthony's mother and brother testify in her murder trial

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Felonies on Thursday, June 23, 2011

The defense is still calling witnesses in the Casey Anthony murder trial. Casey is accused of killing her two-year-old daughter, Caylee, in June 2008, and she is charged with first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and lying to police. The prosecution tried to prove to the jury that Casey killed her daughter by first knocking her unconscious with chloroform and then suffocating her by putting duct tape over her nose and mouth.
The defense has come up with a compelling parallel story and has convincingly challenged the prosecution every step of the way. Casey's defense attorneys say that Caylee accidentally drowned in the family's swimming pool and she and her father covered it up. The defense claims that Casey was sexually abused by her father and brother growing up, which led to lies and secrets being second nature to Casey.

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Rapper Flo Rida arrested for drunk driving

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Drunk Driving on Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Hip hop musician Flo Rida was arrested early last Friday morning on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol. He was also arrested for driving with a suspended driver's license. Police pulled over his 2008 Bugatti around 4 a.m. on Friday morning after reportedly watching it swerve around the road. Police say that Flo Rida did not immediately pull over, but slowed down and continued to swerve until finally pulling over to the side of the road.
According to MTV News, police began to administer field sobriety tests, but Flo Rida told police he could not do them because he had been drinking. He allegedly registered a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.185.

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Global drug policy panel recommends legalization of some drugs

On behalf of Albert L. Wysocki, A Professional Corporation posted in Drug Charges on Monday, June 13, 2011

The Global Commission on Drug Policy released recommendations earlier this month for changes in governments' approach to illegal drugs. The panel said that the "war on drugs" approach is not reducing the number of people using drugs but, instead, is creating a market for drug cartels and leading to violence across the world. The panel said that legalizing or decriminalizing some drugs might lead to less drug violence and more drug regulation.
Mexican President Felipe Calderon said that he did not agree with the recommendations. Calderon initiated a crackdown in 2006 against Mexico's drug cartels. Since 2006, 38,000 people have died in the fighting. The U.S. supports Mexico in the drug war and the Obama Administration also said that they did not believe in legalization of any drugs. They have supported drug courts so that people who possess illegal drugs or commit crimes because they are suffering from addiction can get the treatment that they need.

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Las Vegas Criminal Defense Lawyer

Serving the Greater Las Vegas Area

Being accused of a state or federal criminal offense is a serious matter which can be confusing, frightening, and stressful for both you and your family. In the face of criminal charges, it is always in your best interests to retain the services of a highly-qualified defense attorney who has the legal skills, knowledge, and experience needed to provide an aggressive and thorough defense on your behalf. Trial experience and an in-depth familiarity with the local court systems processing your case are also extremely important and beneficial. That is why we strongly recommend that you consult with the Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer at the Brown Law Offices if you are facing criminal charges in the Las Vegas area, including North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Green Valley, Legacy, Boulder City, Laughlin, Mesquite, Moapa, Moapa Valley, Logandale, Overton, Paradise, Spring Valley, Sunrise Manor, Enterprise, Winchester, Whitney, Crystal Springs, or Pahrump, Nevada.
Our law firm is a small firm focused primarily on federal and state criminal defense. When you engage the services of our Las Vegas criminal defense attorney, you will receive personalized service from attorney Phil Brown, who makes himself available to handle all of your legal issues and who will promptly return your phone calls, answer your inquiries, and address your concerns. As a former Chief Deputy District Attorney for Clark County for over 14 years, he is extremely qualified to handle the defense of your case. His experience extends to having handled all facets of criminal litigation on a full range of cases including murder, drug trafficking, armed robbery, firearms, and major white collar crimes to misdemeanors such as DUI, Battery Domestic Violence and Prostitution. He has effectively handled many complex and high-profile cases, presented innumerable cases to Grand Juries, conducted countless preliminary hearings, jury and bench trials, sentencing hearings, and probation revocations in courts throughout Clark County.
In addition to his extensive legal and trial experience, Phil Brown has taught criminal law and procedure classes to law enforcement officers and has advised law enforcement on investigations, search warrant preparations, and charging decisions. He also has extensive experience handling all types of juvenile cases including juvenile certifications, from charging decisions through to final disposition in adult criminal or juvenile court.
As a Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer, Phil Brown can use his vast experience as a Chief Deputy District Attorney on your behalf. He knows how prosecutors in the area work, how they build their cases, and how to deal and negotiate with them. Because of his legal background, he is highly respected in the legal community throughout Clark County. When you hire him to defend you, all of this will work in your favor. He will bring all of his legal background and dedicated intensity to bear on creating an aggressive and effective legal strategy in your defense.

Cases We Handle

The Brown Law Offices defends all types of criminal charges at both the state and federal level including but not limited to the following:

• Las Vegas drug offenses
• Federal drug offenses
• Drug possession
• Drug trafficking and drug conspiracy
• Transportation / distribution of a controlled substance, sale of controlled substances, possession of controlled substances with intent to sell
• Prescription fraud
• Juvenile crimes, including juvenile certification and juvenile sexual offenses
• Juvenile certifications
• Theft / burglary
• Fraud and forgery, including mail fraud, bank fraud and wire fraud
• Identity theft
• White collar crimes such as money laundering
• Casino marker default and bad checks
• Battery / domestic violence
• Murder / homicide and manslaughter
• Violent crimes
• Firearms charges, gun crimes, deadly weapons
• DUI / DWI
• Robbery and armed robbery
• Sex crimes
• Prostitution/solicitation & pandering/pimping
• Warrants

Our firm also handles personal injury cases.

Talk to a Las Vegas Criminal Defense Attorney about Your Case

If you are facing a criminal investigation or formal charges related to any of the above, do not hesitate to contact Las Vegas criminal defense attorney Phil Brown at our offices as soon as possible. He can advise you about the situation you are in, be at your side during any law enforcement questioning or investigation, and handle your case with competence and commitment from start to finish.
Contact a Las Vegas criminal defense lawyer at our offices today if you are being investigated for or have been charged with a criminal offense.