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In the State of
Florida three are three degrees of a felony crime which include:
punishable by up to
a $5,000 fine, five (5) years prison and/or probation;
2nd degree felony:
punishable by up to a
$10,000 fine, fifteen (15) years prison and/or probation;
1st degree felony:
punishable by up to $15,000
fine, thirty (30) years prison and/or probation.
Felony criminal charges are
crimes which are of a more serious nature than that of a
misdemeanor crime. Accordingly, the fines, penalties, and impact
that a felony conviction have upon your life are significantly
greater than that of a misdemeanor conviction.
As a law firm providing experienced felony charge defense
attorney & lawyer legal services, assisting
Lakeland,
Winter Haven, Bartow, and Polk County Florida
residents with
felony charge
criminal defense needs, we are committed to protecting the legal rights of each
and every client, while always striving to provide the highest
standard of legal representation.
Contact
James
A. Barrios, PL
at
(863) 409-1637 to schedule a confidential legal
consultation.
A felony conviction could have a serious impact upon
your life. From the loss of your civil rights, which include your
right to vote, your ability to sit on a jury, and your right to own,
use, or possess a firearm, your right to own a passport, and so on.
A felony drug charge that results in conviction may also result in
an immediate two-year suspension of your privilege to drive.
Convicted felons are often prohibited from employment
in occupations involving the handling of money or valuables. A
felony conviction can also be a significant stumbling block if you
later decide to pursue a professional discipline field of
employment, such as medicine, nursing, teaching, real estate,
financial services, or practicing law. If you are already licensed
in a particular discipline profession, a felony conviction could
result in a review of your "character and fitness", jeopardizing
your ability to continue to work in that field.
If you require the legal advice and representation regarding
felony charge criminal defense
needs, make sure your legal rights are
protected by seeking the legal advice of an experienced
Lakeland felony
defense
attorney & lawyer.
Contact
James
A. Barrios, PL
at
(863) 409-1637 to schedule a confidential legal
consultation.
We
aggressively defends the legal rights of those
charged with a
felony crime, while addressing
all related issues that should be taken into
consideration when defending your legal rights and
freedom. A felony
charge
conviction may result in:
Hefty fines;
Potential
jail or prison time;
Suspension of your
driving privileges;
Having your
license revoked;
Potential vehicle
forfeiture;
Community service;
Lengthy terms of probation;
Forfeiture of property or assets in certain cases;
Forfeiture of certain basic civil rights.
James
A. Barrios, PL
professionally represents the legal rights of those arrested or
charged with for a felony criminal offense in
Lakeland,
Winter Haven, Bartow, and the Polk County Florida area.
If you have questions or concerns regarding
felony charge
criminal defense, make sure your
legal rights are protected by seeking the legal
advice of an experienced
Lakeland Felony Charge Defense
Attorney
& Lawyer. Contact
James
A. Barrios, PL
today by calling
(863) 409-1637.
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