Wilber Law Offices, P.C.
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Conviction of a juvenile crime can profoundly impact a young person's future, affecting aspects such as their education, employment, and personal life. Understanding the nuances of this area of the law requires a strategic approach from a seasoned juvenile criminal attorney. At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., we represent individuals and the families of those facing juvenile criminal charges.
When you retain our firm, we will navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system to seek a resolution that focuses on rehabilitation and the future well-being of the individual involved. We understand that juvenile charges can be daunting for both the child and their family. Our approach is to address each case with the sensitivity and thoroughness it deserves, aiming to mitigate the consequences while focusing on positive outcomes.
Call (707) 986-4482 to see how a juvenile defense attorney can help during this difficult time.
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 2-pounds Of Marijuana For SaleCase dismissed on eve of trial.
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 7-pounds Of Methamphetamine With Intent To SellClient Accused Of Possessing 7-pounds Of Methamphetamine With Intent To Sell, Trafficking Methamphetamine For Sales, And ...
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing MarijuanaCase dismissed after filing, and before hearing on a motion to suppress evidence.
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Favorable Outcome Client Accused Of Possession Of Narcotics For Sale Was Convicted At Jury TrialClient accused of possession of narcotics for sale was convicted at jury trial – Prior to trial, the only offer extended ...
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Not Guilty Client Charged With Assault Charges And Gang EnhancementsFacing 31 years in prison. Jury hung on all counts, with 10 votes for Not Guilty and only 2 for Guilty. On the eve of ...
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Battery On A Correctional Officer And Resisting An OfficerBattery charge dismissed halfway through trial, and the jury hung on the resisting charge. All charges were dismissed.
Case dismissed on eve of trial.
Client Accused Of Possessing 7-pounds Of Methamphetamine With Intent To Sell, Trafficking Methamphetamine For Sales, And Use/control Of A Secret Compartment In A Vehicle. All charges dismissed before hearing on motion to dismiss, motion to disclose confidential informant, and motion to suppress evidence.
Case dismissed after filing, and before hearing on a motion to suppress evidence.
Client accused of possession of narcotics for sale was convicted at jury trial – Prior to trial, the only offer extended to client was straight prison time. After trial, successfully argued to the court that client should be granted probation with the opportunity to go to residential treatment and have another shot at turning his life around. At the time of this writing, client is still sober and in good standing with his program, going on nine months.
Facing 31 years in prison. Jury hung on all counts, with 10 votes for Not Guilty and only 2 for Guilty. On the eve of the second trial, client was offered misdemeanor charges, with no jail time, and is now a free man.
Battery charge dismissed halfway through trial, and the jury hung on the resisting charge. All charges were dismissed.
At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., we provide exceptional criminal defense representation across Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties. With 45 years of combined experience, our client-focused approach ensures personalized and compassionate advocacy. We prioritize your needs and fight tirelessly to protect your rights.
Why Choose Us:
- 45 years of combined criminal defense experience
- Compassionate, client-first approach
- Comprehensive case investigation and strategy
- Clear and consistent client communication
- Dedicated team-focused representation
- Passionate about justice and your rights
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Experience You Can Trust
45 years in criminal defense.
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Free Consultations
We make it easy to get started on your defense. Contact our team to schedule a free, no-obligation consultation and discover your legal options.
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Legal Advance from Start to Finish
Our defense attorneys listen, do our homework, and then relentlessly fight for your best outcome through negotiation, litigation, or anything in between.
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Gain a Full Legal Team
When going up against the huge resources of the government, we believe you need our best efforts. That’s why we take a team approach and use our combined talents to give your case optimum attention and legal backing.
At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., we are committed to providing superior legal representation across Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties. With 45 years of combined experience in criminal defense, we focus on treating every client like family, ensuring their voice is heard and their rights protected. Our team’s dedication is fueled by passion, integrity, and a deep understanding of the legal process. We relentlessly pursue favorable outcomes by combining talents and personalizing strategies according to each client’s unique circumstances. Whether faced with a DUI, domestic violence, or drug-related charges, you can trust us to navigate the complexities of the legal system with compassion and competence. Our client-focused approach, coupled with our zealous advocacy, sets us apart as defenders of justice who are always by your side.
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Can I refuse a breathalyzer test on a first offense DUI?Refusing a breathalyzer test can have legal consequences, such as an automatic license suspension and increased penalties. Most states have implied consent laws, meaning that by driving, you've agreed to such tests. Consulting with an attorney can help you understand your rights and the implications of refusal.
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What are the penalties for a first offense DUI?Penalties for a first offense DUI can include fines, license suspension, mandatory DUI education programs, community service, and possibly jail time. The exact penalties depend on state laws, the blood alcohol content level, and any aggravating factors during the offense.
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What should I do immediately after a first offense DUI arrest?After a DUI arrest, it's important to cooperate with law enforcement. Contact an attorney as soon as possible to discuss your case. Document any details you recall about the arrest and the events leading up to it. Attend all scheduled court appearances and complete any required testing promptly.
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How long does a first offense DUI stay on my record?The duration a first offense DUI remains on your record varies by state. In many cases, it stays on your record for at least several years, and sometimes permanently. Factors affecting this include state laws and the possibility of expungement or sealing records under certain conditions.
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