Criminal Defense Lawyer

A criminal defense lawyer from our firm will fight to protect your rights; to uphold your innocence; and to protect your record. Before you make any statement to law enforcement officials, contact one of the attorneys from our practice. Whether you have been arrested, or think you are under suspicion, call now.

Call 248-865-3455 for a criminal defense lawyer.
We offer a free evaluation of your case.

Our criminal defense lawyer team is ready to provide you with tireless and confident representation when you face allegations. We have experience in local, state and federal courts. Act quickly! A conviction can result in lifelong consequences that affect your ability to find suitable housing, obtain employment and pursue funding for education.

Our firm has provided clients with a criminal defense lawyer in a number of kinds of cases. So if you are facing any of the following charges, do not hesitate to call today!

A criminal defense lawyer may be able to expunge – or wipe out –charges that would otherwise stay on your record. Violent felonies and convictions or even lesser crimes can show up on background checks, which are performed frequently in the modern workplace and by apartment complexes. The mark of a criminal history does not disappear, even if it was a mistaken arrest. Call us to see if we can get the record erased.

In court cases, we forcefully challenge the prosecution’s arguments. With the very latest in legal and scientific technology at our disposal, we also support your case with expert witness testimony. Some of the defenses that may be utilized in your case include:

• Insufficient Evidence: This argument may be used whenever there is little to no factual evidence tying a defendant to a crime.
• Duress: This argument is presented whenever it can be shown that an accused criminal has been coerced into committing or participating in a crime by the means of bullying, intimidation or threats of harm.
• Entrapment: This argument may be used when law enforcement officials – or agents working on their behalf – target, bait, manipulate and coerce a defendant into committing a crime.
• Lack of Intent to Commit a Crime: This argument is presented when the circumstantial evidence appears to point to the occurrence of a crime. However, there must also be sufficient evidence that there was intent to commit a crime, and without it, the charges may not stick.

Let a criminal defense lawyer from our firm review your case. You don’t have to face the prosecution on your own.

Call 248-865-3455 for a criminal defense lawyer.
We offer a free evaluation of your case.

Our firm will provide a criminal defense lawyer in Detroit, Bingham Farms, Southfield, Royal Oak, West Bloomfield, Sterling Heights, Troy, Berkley, Redford and throughout southeast Michigan. No legal firm or attorney can guarantee the outcome of your case. However, at the Law Office of John Little, we can provide you with a free evaluation of your circumstances and determine which legal remedies may be available to you.