Central Florida Juvenile Drug Charges Attorneys
Young people can get into just as much trouble as adults. When youthful mischief crosses the line into illegal behavior, your child can benefit from the services of an experienced criminal defense lawyer. LaBar Adams can protect your child's rights and make certain that he or she is treated fairly throughout the criminal justice process. Orlando juvenile defense Attorney N. Ryan LaBar is able to present a strong defense to allegations of all kinds such as:
- Vandalism
- Criminal mischief
- Drug charges
- Assault
- Burglary
Contact our law firm today.
We Understand the Legal Differences Between Juvenile and Adult Crimes
It is important that your child's defense lawyer understands the fundamental differences between Juvenile Court, where most children's cases are heard, and Circuit Court, which is where charges involving adults are heard. For instance, your child will not be entitled to a jury trial in Juvenile Court. In addition, the judges and prosecutors in Juvenile Court are different than those in Circuit Court. We understand the issues involved and will work hard to achieve a favorable outcome in your child's case.
By and large, Juvenile Court is focused on rehabilitating young offenders rather than punishing them. Not all crimes, however, are charged in Juvenile Court. If your child has been accused of a serious crime, your child could be tried as an adult in Circuit Court. The outcome of this decision will have major consequences in your child's life. It can mean the difference between your child spending time in a detention facility with children his or her own age, and doing time in prison with hardened criminals. Attorney N. Ryan LaBar of LaBar Adams knows exactly how much this decision will impact your child's life and will take every step within the law to keep your child's case in Juvenile Court.
Contact the Orlando Juvenile Defense Attorneys of LaBar Adams
If your son or daughter is in trouble with the law, it is not too late to change the odds against them. Call 1-866-680-4LAW. We can also be reached by e-mail. We offer a free initial consultation to discuss your child's situation.
