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Practice area

Criminal Defense

NNI Law defends felony and misdemeanor cases and prepares them for trial. The charge must be proved beyond a reasonable doubt. Not every matter is accepted.

Driving under the influence

A DUI arrest usually starts two clocks: the criminal case, and a separate Department of Motor Vehicles action that can suspend a license. There is a short deadline to request a DMV hearing.

Drug offenses

Possession, sales, transportation, and manufacturing are not the same charge. Some files have a path other than a conviction. The charging paper decides which path is open.

Domestic accusations

A call to the police often ends in an arrest, and a protective order can issue the same day. The person who called does not decide whether the case continues. The prosecutor does.

Violent offenses

Assault, battery, robbery, and other injury accusations. The first questions are what was alleged, who saw it, and whether release conditions already limit contact or travel.

Weapons

California restricts firearms and other weapons. A gun allegation can stand alone or be added to another case, and it can change the sentencing exposure.

Theft, fraud, and white collar

Cases built on documents, accounts, and alleged deceit. These files are slow to read and easy to misunderstand from a single police report.

Sex offenses

A conviction can outlast the sentence, including registration. These matters are read carefully before the office decides whether it can take the case.

After the case

Some completed sentences can be dismissed from a public record under California law. An appeal has its own short filing window. Both are reviewed only when the statute allows it.

If you were just arrested

  • Do not discuss the facts on social media, or with anyone but your lawyer
  • Write down the county, the next court date, and any bail or release terms
  • If the arrest was for DUI, ask about the DMV deadline the same day
  • Bring the citation, the charging paper, and any protective order

What the first review covers

  • The accusation and the evidence already gathered
  • Release status, no-contact orders, and the next court date
  • Whether a DMV hearing is running beside the criminal case
  • Work, licensing, and immigration consequences
  • Whether the office can accept the matter

Call or send a short summary. Include the county and the next court date if you know them. A conversation does not make the office your lawyer.

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