You Have The Right To Remain Silent

Whether for a DUI or a violent crime, if you are arrested, you also have the right to speak to an attorney and have an attorney present during questioning. And the lawyer you call could ultimately mean the difference between freedom and jail time.

At The Robbins Law Firm, we aggressively build your defense with a solid foundation of meticulous investigation and tireless case preparation against any criminal defense charge. If you face Federal, State, or Municipal prosecution of any kind, we can help. Lead Attorney John C. Robbins has successfully negotiated and defended nearly every kind of criminal charge, ranging from DUI and drug possession to high-profile capital murder and white-collar criminal cases. He has helped countless defendants move forward with their lives, successfully bringing cases to resolution through acquittals, plea bargaining, reduced sentencing, and diversion programs and alternatives for first-time offenders. If you need a legal advocate, you can rely on the Robbins Law Firm for knowledgeable, effective counsel when you need it most—when your life, your freedom, and your livelihood depend on it.

The law changes a little every day. The headlines tell the stories—cases won, lost, and verdicts overturned on appeal. Even the least news-making cases brought before appellate courts or the justices of the U.S. Supreme Court can change how the law applies to you if you are arrested or under scrutiny by authorities. Place your rights, your freedom, and your future in the hands of an attorney who not only understands how to aggressively defend all three, but who also stays abreast of the latest in the important legal news and decisions that can affect your case.

The materials on this web site have been prepared by us for informational purposes only, do not constitute legal advice, do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Robbins Law Firm or any of our attorneys or clients, and are not guaranteed to be complete, correct, comprehensive or current. You should be aware that the law is constantly changing and varies by circumstance. Therefore, information on a given law or legal issue may not be current or apply to your particular situation. Receipt, use or review of this web site or any of the information contained on this web site does not, nor is it intended to, create or constitute an attorney-client relationship between you and Robbins Law Firm or any of the firm's attorneys. You should not rely on any information contained in this web site without first seeking the advice of an attorney.