Investigating Your Criminal Case Prior To Formal Indictment

By Ben Sessions on October 19th, 2014 in Criminal Defense

If you face a criminal charge in Georgia, you must understand the importance of investigating your criminal case prior to formal indictment. Many criminal defendants make the mistake of waiting until a case has been formally indicted before they retain a qualified criminal defense attorney. Don’t make this mistake.

A Qualified Georgia Criminal Defense Attorney Should Begin Investigating Your Criminal Case Prior to Formal Indictment

In our experience, early efforts to investigate possible criminal charges can be very beneficial. Often times, many criminal charges can be avoided simply by taking some early steps and communicating with the prosecution. We are frequently in a much better position to defend against criminal charges when we have more information. The earlier that we begin investigating possible criminal charges, the more information we can collect.

Investigating Your Criminal Case Prior to Formal Indictment Allows for More Strategic Planning

At The Sessions Law Firm, one of the things that we pride ourselves on and that differentiates our criminal defense attorneys in Georgia from others is our effort to develop a strategic plan unique to your case. Many lawyers that handle criminal cases in Georgia unfortunately do so in a “one size fits all” manner. There are certainly some aspects of every criminal case that should be routine, but the overall theme and theory of defense must be individually tailored to the case. The criminal defense attorneys at The Sessions Law Firm understand the difference, and we will develop a plan unique to your case.

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3155 Roswell Rd., Ste. 220
Atlanta, GA 30305
Phone: 470-225-7710