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I have practiced
criminal law since 1969 and also have substantial experience with appeals and
post-sentencing issues.
On a routine basis, I handle cases involving alleged violations of state and
federal drug laws, firearms violations, as well as a variety of other serious
offenses.
A well prepared defense offers you the best chance of an acquittal, or
possibly a substantial reduction in the nature of charges being brought
against you. Pretrial negotiations with the government may also yield good
results.
In the event
that an appeal is required, a carefully constructed defense during the
initial trial offers many opportunities for a successful appeal to overturn
a conviction.
Email
me today for expert help.
The sooner
I can start working together on your defense, the easier it will be to obtain
a positive result.
The best way to reach me is to send me an email with a brief description of your
situation: info@partington-foley.com. You may also send
faxes to (808) 533-4588 or call 1-808-526-9500. The best time to call is
between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30
p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (0430-0630 hours zulu).
I cannot return international phone calls. Please understand that you cannot obtain
competent advice on the Internet, so do not email me about your case
and expect me to advise you.
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Criminal
law survival guide
1. You
have a right to remain silent. Use it. Refuse to speak to anyone except an
attorney.
2.
All government employees (police, federal agents, etc.) want to convict you,
regardless of the circumstances.
3.
Talking with anyone but your attorney may harm your case and chances of
acquittal.
Earle A. Partington biographical sketch and printable résumé
You need
an attorney who emphasizes criminal practice, both trial and appeal.
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