If you are facing criminal charges or are under investigation, it is important to hire attorneys who can immediately start building your defense and counsel you on appropriate courses of action. Under Oregon law, anything and everything you say to the police or other law enforcement authority can be used against you. It is important to seek legal counsel and representation before making any statements.
Portland Criminal Defense Attorneys
If you are under investigation, you are often at a disadvantage. Trying to talk to a law enforcement officer or a criminal investigator can be an intimidating, and any statement you make can be taken out of context or used against you. Consult an experienced attorney before making any statement.
If you are contacted by the police about a criminal investigation, the best strategy is to have your attorney communicate on your behalf.
Our experienced legal team has thorough knowledge of the legal system and criminal law. We can provide proactive and effective legal defense at every level of Oregon and federal court in cases involving numerous misdemeanor and felony charges, including:
- Assault
- Domestic violence
- DUII
- Drug charges
- Murder, manslaughter and attempted homicide
- Kidnapping
- Sexual abuse/sexual assault
- Probation violations
- Theft and robbery
- Other felony and misdemeanor crimes
Don't wait until you've been charged with a crime or called before a grand jury to consult an attorney. Call us immediately so that we can quickly start preparing your case, help you to understand the legal process and lay out your options to help you make informed decisions.
If you are under investigation for a criminal offense, don't wait any longer — contact our office immediately and let us handle your case.
Free Consultation — Contact Our Lawyers
Contact us today to schedule a free initial consultation and discover your legal options. You may call Short Law Group at 503-747-7198. We represent people in Portland, Salem, Beaverton, Hillsboro and elsewhere in Oregon.
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