Todd Kenyon has defended and protected the rights of his clients throughout Minnesota and Federal District Court for over 30 years. Because arrested doesn’t mean convicted. When you need the best defense, let Metro Law Offices work for you.
Our years of experience have helped thousands of clients stay out of jail and avoid having a criminal record related to these crimes. We have lowered jail time so that lives are only minimally disrupted by the offense.
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Domestic assault cases are serious cases. A conviction affects, gun rights, employability and the ability to obtain housing. Also, it is critical to understand that domestic assault convictions are enhanceable meaning subsequent convictions can result in more serious charges including gross misdemeanor and felony charges that will result in severe sanctions including long periods of incarceration and prison commitment.
Many clients are charged with non-domestic violent crimes. Attorney Todd Kenyon has represented many people charged with felony assault cases stemming from altercations in restaurants, bars, concerts and other venues. In many cases, clients were charged simply because they prevailed in the fight and caused physical injury to the alleged victim. Attorney Todd Kenyon has successfully used a self-defense defense in the majority of these cases because most of the time, alleged victim has started the altercation.
Attorney Todd Kenyon, has successfully represented many men and women charged with misdemeanor and felony level assault and other crimes of violence. The reason for the firm’s high success rate stems from the painstaking investigation the firm conducts for its clients before going to trial. Investigation includes interviewing witnesses including the alleged victim, conducting background checks of all potential witnesses, obtaining all police reports, statements, audio and video tapes and photographs. Many times a thorough investigation will force the prosecutor to reduce or dismiss the charges when the truth of the incident is finally revealed.
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If you are facing criminal charges, it is crucial to have effective representation immediately. Not only during trial, but also during the pretrial phase as well. At Metro Law Offices, our Minneapolis criminal defense lawyer will give your case our full time and attention, to ensure you are treated fairly under the criminal justice system, and you have all the information necessary.
Even if you think the facts of the case aren’t in your favor, having the best possible criminal representation can be the difference between jail time and probation, or having your record destroyed with an avoidable felony or misdemeanor conviction.The implications of any type of criminal charge can affect multiple facets of your life. You likely have important concerns over issues ranging from how to confront the case against you to how to minimize the impact of a conviction.
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What Are My Rights After An Arrest?
No person who is arrested shall be detained in custody without being informed, as soon as possible, of the grounds for such arrest nor shall he be denied the right to consult and to be defended by a legal practitioner of his choice
Why Do I Need A Criminal Defense Attorney?
A criminal defense attorney is important because they make sure a defendant is innocent until proven guilty in a case. Constitutional laws in America call for both parties to have equal representation and protection in court. This is regardless of the race, gender, ethnicity, or any other protected class.
What Penalties Should I Expect?
Minnesota sentencing guidelines take the defendant’s criminal history and the severity of the crime into account when calculating the sentence. While the severity of the alleged crime has the most impact on sentencing guidelines, criminal history also influences the penalty range.
Should I Plead Guilty?
Pleading guilty means that you are admitting your conduct is punishable by the law and you know the consequences for your crime. You are also giving up your right to public counsel, trial by jury, and the right to confront and cross-examine your accuser. If you are not a US citizen, then you will risk getting deported for committing a crime. When you plead guilty, your options are significantly reduced so please let us review your situation and help you decide on a course of action before you admit to anything.
What Will Happen If Convicted?
In the short term, a conviction results in penalties like hefty fines and prison sentences. Being convicted of a crime means that you will have a criminal record, which can affect your housing opportunities, access to higher education and future employment prospects.
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