Misdemeanor Arrest Defense

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Misdemeanor Arrest Defense

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Yes!

Skip court and a warrant will likely be issued for your arrest.

If you have a conflict we can help.  You potentially have options.

Call today us today (401) 294-4555. We can help.

If you have a date in court for an arrest you probably do need an attorney.  Sorry, but it’s the truth.

Call today to discuss your options (401) 294-4555

An arraignment is your first official court appearance.

The judge will expect you to enter a plea – either guilty or not guilty.

You could appear on your own. But that is not advisable.  You need to know your rights. Your record going forward can depend on it.

Call today to discuss your options (401) 294-4555

Answer: Possibly

Every case is different. And every prosecutor is different. But we know the value of a case. We have years of experience in Washington County, Newport County, and Kent County.

We can help you. Call for a free consultation (401) 294-4555

Misdemeanor Arrest Defense Attorney

A misdemeanor arrest can happen to anyone. Our attorneys understand that any arrest can be emotional and embarrassing. Our lawyers can help – immediately

If you have been arrested in Washington County, Kent County, Newport County, or Providence County. for:

Disorderly Conduct

Simple Assault

Any Domestic offense: Simple Assault, Disorderly Conduct, VNCO

DUI or DWI

Or any other case scheduled for District Court you have been charged with a misdemeanor. Don’t go it alone – call Callaghan & Callaghan today!

The arrest only tells one side of the story. We want to tell your story.

Our attorneys understand the criminal justice system. We have been working in successfully defending misdemeanors for decades.

Put our experience for work for you today.

Contact us at (401) 294-4555

We work in all Rhode Island counties. We work in the Washington County and Kent County Courthouses on a daily basis.

Contact us for any arrest in:

  • South Kingstown
  • Narragansett
  • Charlestown
  • Westerly
  • Hopkinton
  • Exeter
  • East Greenwich
  • Warwick
  • Jamestown
  • Newport
  • Middletown
  • Portsmouth
  • Cranston
  • West Warwick
  • Coventry

Recent Successes in Misdemeanor Arrest Defense

Simple Assault and Disorderly Conduct – Washington County – Dismissed

Multiple charges were dismissed by a Washington County police department due to Callaghan & Callaghan’s advocacy and tenacity. Callaghan & Callaghan passed the case for trial due to a number of evidentiary issues. Our client maintained her innocence through a self defense claim throughout the pre-trial stage.

Texting While Driving – Rhode Island Traffic Tribunal – Amended

A Callaghan & Callaghan client came to us with a unique issue. Our client operates a commercial vehicle as part of his employment. However, due to some unfortunate circumstances he was cited for Texting While Driving. Callaghan & Callaghan successfully convinced the court and the prosecutor to amend the charges.

Simple Assault – Dismissed

A Callaghan & Callaghan client found himself in a very difficult situation. Our client was accused of a crime that he did not commit. Unfortunately, as is the case in many instances, alcohol contributed to the situation. To compound matters, after the arrest, a local news outlet picked up on the arrest.

Simple Assault – Washington County

A Callaghan & Callaghan client recently had a simple assault domestic charge dismissed. Callaghan & Callaghan’s attorneys utilized witness statements and police reports to point out inconsistencies in the town’s case. After presenting their arguments to the prosecutor, the matter was dismissed.

Dismissal – Disorderly Conduct – Washington County

A local police department charged a female defendant charged with Disorderly Conduct. Defendant was initially charged with a domestic offense, but Callaghan & Callaghan showed the prosecution that the defendant and alleged victim had no domestic relationship. Callaghan & Callaghan also argued that the matter did not meet the elements of the charged crime. Case dismissed.

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