A conviction for domestic violence can have collateral consequences that reach beyond any jail sentence or alternative sentencing arrangement. You may lose your child custody or visitation rights. You may lose your job or be prevented from applying for certain jobs. You will lose your right to own a firearm. It can affect your visa status and may result in your deportation. For these reasons, experienced and knowledgeable criminal defense is vital.
Defense of Domestic Violence Cases. Generally speaking, California has a “no-drop” policy regarding domestic violence cases. This means that the state is unwilling to drop the charges, even when the alleged victim attempts to retract the complaint that led to the arrest. This policy makes defense of domestic violence charges even more difficult.
At the Law Offices of Jonathan Franklin, we believe that every person accused of domestic violence deserves a strong and effective defense.
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Contact us at 310.273.9600 for a free initial consultation. We will fight to protect your rights and preserve your freedom.
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