Hickman Criminal Defense Attorneys

Tailored Defense Strategies and Fierce Advocacy

Criminal charges encompass a wide range of offenses, categorized into different types, such as offenses against persons, property, the administration of government, and public health and safety. These charges can vary in severity, spanning from misdemeanors to felonies.

Regardless of the charges one faces, a conviction can have profound and lasting effects on various aspects of life. A criminal record can make securing employment and finding housing challenging and may strain personal and professional relationships. Thus, mounting an aggressive defense is crucial. Fiercely fighting allegations could lead to favorable outcomes such as acquittal or dropped charges. Furthermore, it can help mitigate or even avoid penalties that could have significant consequences.

Having a skilled Hickman defense lawyer by your side can make a difference. An attorney can interpret and clarify laws, helping clients understand their rights and legal options. They can also stand up for their clients in negotiations with prosecutors or the courtroom, advocating for an optimal outcome.

At Vasek & Robbins, we staunchly advocate for the individuals we serve. We understand the importance of protecting our clients' rights and futures. That's why we intentionally limit the number of cases we take on, giving each client the personalized attention and dedicated legal representation they deserve. We aim to provide a high level of counsel to those accused of crimes, helping them navigate the legal process with confidence and peace of mind.

Contact our experienced Hickman criminal defense attorneys by calling (615) 488-7949.

Criminal Charges and Their Implications

Hickman is a small, unincorporated community in Smith County, just a 30-minute drive from our Lebanon office. Despite its size, Hickman is not immune to legal issues. Crimes, though infrequent, can occur, reminding residents of the importance of vigilance and awareness.

Criminal charges encompass a broad spectrum of offenses, each with legal implications.

These charges are typically classified into different categories based on the nature of the offense:

• Offenses against the person. Falling into this category are crimes like assault, homicide, and sexual offenses.
• Offenses against property. This category covers crimes such as theft and burglary.
• Offenses against public health and safety. Crimes under this category include drug offenses and disorderly conduct.

Consequences of Criminal Convictions

Being convicted of a crime can have significant legal and personal consequences.

Potential penalties may vary depending on the severity of the charges and the circumstances surrounding the case:

• Incarceration and fines. A criminal conviction can result in imprisonment for days to years and/or monetary penalties that can go as high as tens of thousands of dollars.
• Probation. Instead of or in addition to incarceration, a judge may impose probation, requiring the offender to comply with certain conditions and restrictions.
• Forfeitures. The court may order the forfeiture of assets or property acquired through criminal activity.
• Offender registration and monitoring. Certain offenses, such as sex crimes, may require the offender to register with law enforcement and undergo monitoring for a specified period.

We understand the challenges individuals face when confronted with criminal charges. That's why we are committed to fighting tirelessly for our clients, seeking to mitigate the impact. Whether facing charges related to offenses against the person, property, public health, or safety, our experienced team is here to provide the strategic defense and support our clients need.