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Most traffic tickets are called "infractions." Infractions do not carry the same stigma as criminal offenses. But certain traffic offenses are categorized as "misdemeanors" or even "felonies", and can result in more significant fines, loss of driving license, or even imprisonment up to a year or more.

People accused of serious traffic violations are entitled to all constitutional protections provided to criminal defendants, including the right to a court-appointed attorney and a jury trial.

Examples of traffic misdemeanors:

• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs,
• Failing to stop at the scene of an accident,
• Driving without a valid driver's license,
• Reckless driving.

Attorney Experience

When it comes to criminal law cases, an experienced and effective criminal defense attorney can mean the difference between a prison sentence and reduced or dismissed charges. The Nawash Law office is dedicated to defending the rights of the accused. Even in less serious cases such as misdemeanors, a good criminal defense attorney can make a serious impact on the outcome of the case by ensuring that the rights of the accused are protected throughout the legal process. For these and other reasons, it is vital that those accused of a crime select the most competent, experienced and effective attorney available.

If you have been accused of a crime, weather it is drunk or reckless driving, possession of Marijuana, leaving the scene of accident or any other criminal misdemeanor, please contact attorney Kamal Nawash for a consultation with an aggressive criminal defense attorney.

Possession of Drugs

Drug possession arrests are occurring more and more frequently, and the penalties for convictions are becoming increasingly harsher. While drug possession essentially involves the harboring or control of any illegal substance, individuals who are caught with chemicals used in drug manufacturing or apparatuses related to drug cultivation or use may also be charged with possession.

Drug possession laws are extremely complex and require the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney who can ensure your legal rights are protected every step of the way. If you or a loved one has been charged with drug possession, don't risk your rights or freedom. Please the Nawash Law Office today for a consultation with an aggressive attorney who will be on your side.

Drunk Driving

Operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is against the law in every state and such offenses are taken very seriously in a court of law. Increased awareness about the negative effects of drunk driving as well as pressure from numerous activist groups has caused law enforcement officials, judges, and politicians across the nation to make a more concerted effort toward securing convictions for those accused of drunk driving. This makes it extremely difficult for individuals charged with drunk driving offenses to receive a fair trial.

If you or someone you know has been accused of drunk driving, don't face the charges alone. A knowledgeable and experienced criminal defense attorney can ensure your rights are not violated and help reduce or dismiss your charges. Please contact the Nawash Law Office today for a consultation with an aggressive attorney who will be on your side.

Violation of Probation/Parole

Probation and parole violations are serious offenses that often result in harsh penalties such as community service, heavy fines, extended jail time, and more. The consequences associated with a parole or probation violation usually depends on a number of factors, including prior convictions and/or parole violations.

If you are accused of violating your probation or parole, please contact attorney Kamal Nawash today for a consultation. We can evaluate the circumstances of your case and help you avoid excessive penalties or punishment.

Expungement

Expungement is a general term used to describe the removal of information from a criminal record to allow an ex-felon to live more comfortably. This is usually accomplished through the deletion or sealing of information.

An arrest or criminal conviction on your record can negatively impact your social and professional life, making it much more difficult than it has to be. Fortunately, an expungement can clear your criminal record so past mistakes don't interfere with your future. It also frees you from having to face the embarrassment that often accompanies background check by prospective employer, lenders, and others.

If you would like to have your criminal record expunged, please contact attorney Kamal Nawash for a consultation with an qualified and knowledgeable criminal defense attorney who can help you put your past behind you once and for all.

Feel free to visit attorney Kamal Nawash for a consultation.