I have been practicing criminal law since before I even graduated law school. I was allowed to prosecute cases with a "baby bar card," and was instantly hooked on criminal trials. I started my career as a prosecutor, but quickly realized that I was out for justice - as opposed to notches on my gun belt, so to speak. Getting convictions is easy. Getting dismissals and not guilty verdicts is a LOT more difficult. I get so much satsifaction from helping people get justice. This includes helping people from the moment they learn that they are the target of a criminal investigation. Stopping things before they even get started is the best option for clients. For those charged, then a hard look at the State's evidence and any possible mitigating factors absolutely must be done. I approach every case from every possible angle for the best outcome.