Federal Criminal

The Constitution guarantees the right of every citizen accused of a crime to be presumed innocent until proven guilty by evidence that is beyond a reasonable doubt. But, if the government has accused you of a crime, it certainly does not seem that way. After the police have made an arrest, it seems that all the government wants to do is seek a conviction rather than the truth. If you have been accused of a crime, your rights will not protect themselves.

The attorneys at Smith & Turley have experience defending the rights of citizens accused in federal courts. The Bill of Rights are not just "technicalities," they are fundamental rights that protect all Americans from governmental abuse of power. For more information from the Missouri Bar Association about criminal law, click here.