Experienced Boone County Criminal Defense Attorney

If a conviction is inevitable, we will negotiate the best plea deal that could reduce charges and jail time so you can move on with your life.

Our attorneys have extensive experience in the Boone County court system and are well-versed in criminal law. We understand the court system’s ins and outs and are committed to providing our clients with the best representation.

In Boone County, the Hirsch Law Group represents clients in the following towns and cities:

• Belvidere

• Caledonia

• Capron

• Garden Prairie

• Poplar Grove

Why You Need an Experienced Attorney in Boone County

A skilled criminal defense lawyer can make a big difference in the outcome of your criminal case. Not only do we know the court system inside and out, but we also take all possible steps to ensure that our client’s rights are defended throughout the entire process. Here are a few reasons why you should call us for your criminal case:

• We keep up to date on criminal law and procedure to devise the most effective defense strategies for our clients.

• We deeply understand the facts and evidence in your criminal case, allowing us to provide effective and knowledgeable representation.

• We are experienced in negotiating plea agreements, which could reduce your charges and jail time.

• Our attorneys are highly experienced in Boone County courts and can provide you with the best representation available.

Defenses of Boone County Criminal Charges

The Hirsch Law Group is experienced in developing defenses for criminal charges in Boone County. Some possible criminal defenses may include the following:

Insufficient Evidence

The prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you committed the crime. We will examine the evidence and challenge any weak or circumstantial evidence presented by the prosecution.

Alibi

An alibi defense claims you were somewhere else when the crime was committed. We will investigate and verify your alibi to help defend your case.

Self-Defense

If you were acting in self-defense to protect yourself or someone else, you could avoid criminal prosecution. We will look at all the facts and evidence to determine if this is an available defense in your case.