Criminal
Society is becoming less tolerant. The legal system continues to get tougher on individual civil liberties. As a result, more people are being convicted of crimes every year—people who might not have faced conviction in the past. Harsh sentences mandated by sentencing guidelines mean tougher sentences than ever—sentences that may not fit the crime.
If you have been charged with a crime in California, don't gamble with the justice system. You value your freedom. Take action to protect it.
Orange County Criminal Defense attorney Steve Mooney has over 10 years of experience defending the rights of the accused in California, and he has defended hundreds of clients. Contact him now for a free initial consultation.
If you have been charged with a crime or think you might be, you must follow these instructions:
Call me immediately!
Don't talk to the police before talking to an attorney. You have a right to have an attorney present during questioning and to be represented at all stages of the prosecution against you.
When you choose a criminal defense lawyer, choose one who:
is committed to strict confidentiality
will take the time to listen, return your phone calls, and give you honest, practical advice. One who will perform a thorough, independent investigation of your case
One who has the experience, skill, and positive professional relationships to be a strong advocate for you with police and prosecutors
One who has the ability to formulate a defense that will capture the attention of jurors
Steve Mooney is dedicated to just this type of personal service, trust, hard work and powerful advocacy.
Here is just a partial list of the types of cases we handle:
- Record clearances and expungements
- Domestic violence and stalking
- Sex offenses, from indecent exposure to child sex offenses
- Computer crimes, cyber crimes and Internet crimes such as Internet fraud or phishing schemes - and identity theft
- Environmental crimes
- Theft, property offenses and fraud, including benefits fraud such as workers' compensation
- White collar crime
- Traffic violations, speeding tickets and traffic crimes from hit and run to vehicular homicide
- DUI
- Drug offenses from possession of marijuana to drug trafficking conspiracy
- Violent crimes, Assault, Battery and Assault with Deadly Weapons
- Parole and probation violations
- Sex offender registration violations
- Issues involving the immigration consequences of criminal charges
- Juvenile offenses
- Contractor Law Violations
- Contempt of Court
- Property Crimes, including burglary, theft, vandalism, and embezzlement