As a prosecutor, Ray Estolano litigated countless drug offenses ranging from possession to trafficking. We take every case equally seriously be it a truck loaded with drugs (an acutal case that was dismissed by the government on the ever of trial) or simple person possesion case. As your defense attorney, Estolano Law will help you find your best solution to your drug charges.
AN OVERVIEW OF YOUR RIGHTS IN A CRIMINAL ACTION
THE RIGHT TO AN ATTORNEY
You would never perform surgery on yourself, right? The same concept applies to your criminal defense. Under the 6th Amendment to our constitution, you have the right to have an attorney represent your in Court. Make sure it’s an attorney that’s experienced in criminal defense.
THE RIGHT TO PRESENT EVIDENCE ON YOUR BEHALF
Although the prosecution has the burden of proving that your are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, never forget that a good defense is also about building a case to defend you. Estolano Law can help you tell your side of the story.
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I better off using the public defender?
How long will my family member be in jail for his arrest?
How does bail work?
Bail works differently depending on whether the incarceration is federal or state. In State Court, a bail schedule is followed for all offenses. When someone is incarcerated, the Court at an initial hearing will determine whether to deviate from this bail schedule. Often, we are successful in lowering the amount of bail necessary.
A bail bondsman operates by posting the full amount of bail in exchange for charging a percentage of the full bail. For instance, on a 25,000 dollar bond, a bail bondsman may charge 2,500 dollars for his/her service