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Criminal Defense

The criminal code in Illinois is in a perpetual state of reform. It has not had a complete overhaul since 1961, yet legislators are always rewriting laws and adding new ones in an effort to look tough on crime. Mark stays on top of this ever changing practice area by reading the appellate summaries, attending seminars, and most importantly by representing individuals in criminal courtrooms on a daily basis.

A criminal case starts with a police investigation. Often times it is at this point when a person is most in need of a lawyer. Sometimes the best evidence the police have is a person’s statement, or evidence obtained from the defendant with his permission. Never deal with the police alone. Call Mark as soon as you have police contact so you have an advocate on your side. Unfortunately, innocence is no guarantee you won’t be arrested, charged, or even convicted of a crime. Mark is available for station visits, turn-ins, and pre-arrest representation.

Once you have been arrested and actual charges have been filed, you will definitely need an attorney to help you navigate the system. Mark will personally oversee the defense of your case from the bond hearing through a jury trial if necessary. Mark will obtain and review all police reports, laboratory reports, and statements, looking for loopholes to exploit and weaknesses in the State’s case. You will play an integral and informed part in strategizing and determining a course of action. You can rest assured that any disposition will be the best case scenario given the facts and circumstances of your individual situation.

 
 
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