I would recommend hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent you. Even if the charges and evidence don't seem strong the prosecutors are experienced at this and it can be difficult to get charges dismissed without the proper knowledge. An experienced attorney will study the evidence and argue all the facts and law to fully represent you.

To answer your specific question I would need to look at all the facts and circumstances surrounding your case. If you are in Southern California I would be willing to take your case.

Unfortunately, the way the system works unless you have a good lawyer (private or public) working hard on your behalf the case is not likely to get dismissed. Once the case has been filed, the prosecutor is already invested in getting a conviction. A good defense attorney can help you in ways that you will not be able to accomplish on your own. The best thing you can do for yourself is to speak to a good defense lawyer. To find a good lawyer you will want to speak to several and ask detail questions about their trial experience and how they would approach the case. If you can't afford a lawyer, there are many good lawyers working in the public defender's office.

Good luck,

Deirdre

Your attorney can present your defenses and your version of the story along with whatever evidence you may have. If serious about doing so, and if the case is in SoCal, feel free to contact me.

The only way any of your defenses could possibly work is if they are used and presented by a skilled lawyer. Do not attempt to defend yourself thinking the evidence which you are describing is what matters most. If you cannot afford private lawyer, a public defender will be provided for you at no expense.

Jacek W. Lentz 213.250.9200 www.lentzlawfirm.com