Violent Crimes

The Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz
Violent Crimes Defense Attorneys in Florida

If you or a loved one has been charged with a violent crime in Florida, do not hesitate to call The Law Firm of Richard R. Kuritz at (904) 355-1999.

At The Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz, our criminal defense lawyers will help you make effective decisions that will greatly impact the outcome of your case. Our law firm is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we are fully prepared to provide you with aggressive and reliable legal representation and defense.

The vast array of violent crimes which are committed in the state of Florida includes:

Whether you find yourself involved in a violent crime investigation, arrested for a violent crime, or expecting to be arrested, you need the counsel of an experienced criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. You need a defense attorney who knows the laws concerning violent crimes, who knows the criminal court system and how to protect your rights in it. The government is a formidable opponent, so the sooner you call the Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz to your aid, the better. We will be with you throughout the ordeal – from arrest and arraignment to preliminary hearings, grand jury presentations, and trial.

A conviction on violent crime charges — which can range from robbery to rape, murder, or felony assault — can mean lengthy imprisonment or even the death penalty. Other matters such as gun possession/weapons charges, addiction, or Fourth Amendment search and seizure violations can further complicate a violent crimes case. Our lead criminal defense lawyer was a public defender for sixteen years here in Northeast Florida, during which time he handled thousands of cases, including negotiating thousands of pleas, hundreds of grand jury presentations, and representing clients in many trials. That's the kind of experience you need when you are facing serious violent crime charges such as assault, rape, first degree murder, or manslaughter, and could be facing many years in prison or the death penalty.

The defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz will listen to your story. We will determine the facts with the help of a private investigator, find and talk to any witnesses, and develop a defense that fits the circumstances of your case.

Richard R. Kuritz’s criminal defense law firm will represent and defend you at every step in the criminal justice process. We can coordinate your surrender, represent you at your arraignment, help with the setting and posting of bail, and protect your rights at grand jury hearings, preliminary hearings, and trial.

Violent crime laws have become stricter when it comes to conviction and sentencing standards. Prosecutors and law enforcement fight harder, doing everything possible to obtain convictions and stronger sentences in violent crime cases, which makes a defense from the right violent crimes defense attorney even more essential.

After a person has been charged with a violent crime, he or she will need the thorough representation that only an experienced criminal defense attorney can provide. Without representation from a qualified Florida violent crimes lawyer, a person stands little chance of victory in a court of law.

When you hire a violent crimes attorney from The Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz, you will receive the best advice, guidance, and defense available in Jacksonville, Florida — from someone who understands your personal situation, someone who knows the violent crime charges you face and knows how to best protect your interests within the criminal justice system.

The Law Offices of Richard R. Kuritz Effective Violent Crime Defense Attorneys in  Florida

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