CRIMINAL DEFENSE

Overview | The Criminal Defense Process | Misdemeanors | Felonies | False Accusations 

Frequently Asked Questions

| Is it possible to be prosecuted for an attempt to commit a crime? | Who is a prosecutor? | How does a prosecutor decide whether to charge an individual with a crime? |  What is a grand jury? | How is probation different from parole? | What is restitution? | Is it possible to prosecute a child who commits a crime in the same way an adult would be prosecuted? | If I’m innocent, should I still get a lawyer? | Do I need a lawyer if I intend to plead guilty?

 

Criminal Defense FAQ's

Question: If I’m innocent, should I still get a lawyer?

Contact a Iowa juvenile criminal defense (misdemeanor, probation, parole, possession, CINA) lawyer representing clients in Clive, Iowa today to schedule your initial consultation.

Answer: Even if you’re innocent, it’s possible that you could be convicted of a crime. Every defendant needs representation to ensure that they protect their legal rights.

If you would like to schedule an initial consultation contact an Iowa criminal defense attorney (theft, burglary, sex crimes , marijuana or methamphetamines), representing clients in Clive, Iowa at the Lipman Law Firm. Give us a call at (515) 276-3411 after hours (515) 778-5623 or  complete our inquiry form.