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Rancho Cucamonga Criminal Defense Lawyers

Criminal convictions, even for minor crimes, can limit a person’s ability to get a job, secure housing, or maintain child custody. A criminal record can paint the way the world sees you, regardless of what happened or the circumstances of your life. With such harsh penalties, you cannot afford to go without an attorney. Hire a lawyer who has experience on both sides of the courtroom, who knows how to communicate clearly and loudly on your behalf. Call Newman & Allen.

Let us fight to preserve your innocence. Let us protect your life.

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4 Steps
If You are
Falsely Accused
of a Crime

Avoid Speaking to Law Enforcement
Assemble Documents
Do Not Destroy Evidence—Gather It Instead
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95% of Felony Convictions Occur Because the Defendant Pleaded Guilty.

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FrequentlyAsked Questions

I've just been charged - What do I do first?

Call an attorney. Formal charges means the prosecution has already begun to build their case against you. Exercise your right to remain silent, do not answer police questioning, and hire an experienced defense attorney to begin developing your case.
Is there a difference between a felony and misdemeanor?

Misdemeanors are for minor crimes, with any jail time spent in a local or county jail. Sentences are less than a year, but defendants must provide their own lawyer. Felonies are for serious crimes and sentences are served within state or federal prison. In either case, convictions carry lifelong consequences regarding housing and employment.
Will my case go to trial?

If you want it to, then yes. The prosecution will likely offer you a plea deal. This deal may offer reduced charges, reduced penalties, or a lower sentence in return for a guilty plea. It will be up to you whether you take this deal, and your attorney can help you make an informed decision. However, you have the right to a fair and speedy trial. If you’d rather be tried than take a deal, then you will get a trial.
Do I need to hire an attorney?

Absolutely. Your livelihood, your future, and your freedom are all on the line. An arrest will negatively impact your record—a conviction will disrupt your life forever. An experienced defense attorney can fight for every possible avenue for dismissal, acquittal, or reduced penalties. That’s exactly what you need.

Relentless Allies in the Fight to preserve your innocence

Why do clients put their trust in Newman & Allen? Because they know how to try cases. Our attorneys have a proven record of winning favorable verdicts, acquittals, and case dismissals for the accused. With a history of success in both state and federal courts, Newman & Allen routinely try both serious felonies and misdemeanors. More than anything, they believe their role is to lead clients through the complex criminal justice system by whatever legal means necessary.

It is our personal guarantee to provide you with the legal assistance and guidance that you need.

Why Newman & Allen

Specializing in Criminal Law Since 1996
Former Prosecutor Now Fighting for You
We Offer Free & Confidential Consultations
We Prepare Each Case With a Strategy Designed to Win
We Have a Proven Record of Winning Results in Multiple Courts
We Handle Everything From Felony to Misdemeanor Crimes

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Geoff Newman

Experience Matters. Results Matter.
The Attorney you choose matters.

Choose Newman & Allen to Fight for You

When it comes to choosing the right attorney to defend you, many factors must be weighed. There are too many pitfalls and risks at stake to trust your case to the hands of the unexperienced. At Newman & Allen, we deal with government searches,arrests, and potential prison sentences. All of these things are serious matters – matters that could change your life within a moment.

In this line of work, we know that there will be zero room for mistake. The consequences could be devastating and any type of error in the law or judgment can lead to a permanent criminal conviction. As experienced defenders who have fought on behalf of countless individuals, we know that your choice in legal representation will matter. Working with Newman & Allen will help ensure you are being championed by a team that uses its experience to help you move on with your life.

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You Have Rights. Know Them.

The Right to Remain Silent
You have the right to refuse to answer police questions. Remain polite, but inform them that you are exercising your right to remain silent and avoid self-incrimination. They must respect this right, and they must inform you of this right before questioning you at all.
The Right to a Fair Trial
No matter what the prosecutor says, you do not have to take a plea deal. Plea deals are a bargaining chip used to speed up the court process—fighting your charges (or at least consulting an attorney) may result in a better verdict or deal. Let your lawyer help you decide on your next step.
The Right to a Lawyer
Once you request an attorney, police must stop questioning you. Having a lawyer is not an admission of guilt—it’s the only way for the innocent to protect their freedom. The first chance you get, inform the police that you would like to contact an attorney.
The Right to Say "No"
Without a warrant or probable cause, the police have no right to search your home, your car, or your belongings. Officers who are aware of your rights should not treat you poorly for exercising them. If you feel that your rights have been violated, keep track of what happened to you, when it happened, and who did it. Unlawful search weakens the case against you.

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Chargedwith a Crime?

We'll Fight to Get You the Best Result

Rancho Cucamonga Criminal Defense Lawyers

Free Case Review

4 Steps If You are Falsely Accused of a Crime

Be Smart.

Get Representation!

FrequentlyAsked Questions

I've just been charged - What do I do first?

Is there a difference between a felony and misdemeanor?

Will my case go to trial?

Do I need to hire an attorney?