Just Criminal Law
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Conviction of a juvenile crime can profoundly impact a young person's future, affecting aspects such as their education, employment, and personal life. Understanding the nuances of this area of the law requires a strategic approach from a seasoned juvenile criminal attorney. At Just Criminal Law, we represent individuals and the families of those facing juvenile criminal charges.
When you retain our firm, we will navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system to seek a resolution that focuses on rehabilitation and the future well-being of the individual involved. We understand that juvenile charges can be daunting for both the child and their family. Our approach is to address each case with the sensitivity and thoroughness it deserves, aiming to mitigate the consequences while focusing on positive outcomes.
Call (307) 300-2240 to see how a juvenile defense attorney can help during this difficult time.
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Barney
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State of WyomingOn appeal from the District Court denying motion to suppress. Outcome: Cert accepted by Wyoming Supreme Court
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Brown
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State of Wyoming (2019 WY 42)Mr. Brown filed a motion to suppress, arguing lack of reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of the stop and to conduct a canine sniff. The District Court denied the motion to suppress and the Wyoming Supreme Court accepted cert. Outcome: District Court reversed. Motion to suppress granted and the matter was dismissed.
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State of Wyoming
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AltafferClient charged with Domestic Battery and Interference with an Emergency Call. Outcome: Jury found client not guilty
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State of Wyoming
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AultClient charged with felony DUI; Suppression Issue: Law Enforcement had no reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of the stop. Outcome: Case Dismissed
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State of Wyoming
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BriceageClient charged with Unauthorized use of Personal Identity Information, a felony. State was unable to meet its burden at the Preliminary Hearing. Outcome: Case dismissed at Preliminary Hearing
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State of Wyoming
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BullingerCharged with Accessory after the Fact, Aggravated Child Abuse, a felony. Count was dismissed at Preliminary Hearing: State unable to meet its burden of proof. Outcome: Felony Count Dismissed
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State of Wyoming
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Altaffer
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Ault
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Bullinger
At Just Criminal Law, we are deeply rooted in the Gillette community, providing tailored legal services that meet the unique needs of our clients. Our local insights and strategic focus ensure effective and reliable legal solutions.
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- Proven track record of successful outcomes
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15+ years in criminal law ensures robust defense.
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Just Criminal Law is deeply embedded in the Gillette community, offering specialized legal services with a focus on local needs. Our expert team is committed to providing precise, efficient solutions tailored to Gillette's unique landscape, ensuring clients receive responsive and personalized service. Leveraging our extensive regional knowledge, we deliver a robust and reliable legal representation that aligns with client expectations. At Just Criminal Law, we pride ourselves on building lasting relationships through trust and exceptional service, giving our clients the assurance of competent and dedicated legal assistance. Choose us for a firm that truly understands and champions the community it serves.
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What should parents do if their child is arrested?Parents should remain calm and immediately seek legal counsel. It's important to support the child emotionally while understanding their rights and working with legal professionals to achieve a favorable outcome.
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Can juveniles be tried as adults?Yes, in certain cases, juveniles can be tried as adults. Factors include the severity of the crime, the juvenile's age, and past record. The decision is ultimately made by the court.
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How long does a juvenile case typically take?The duration of a juvenile case varies depending on the complexity and severity of the charges. On average, cases may last a few months, but consulting with an attorney can provide more specific timelines.
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How can a lawyer help in a juvenile case?A lawyer can provide crucial guidance to navigate the legal process, negotiate plea deals, and advocate for the best outcomes. They can also work to protect the juvenile's rights and future.
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