Our lawyers fight for clients every step of the way. We intervene immediately by informing police officers and prosecutors that all comments and questions are to come through us. We speak for you. We fight for you: At the preliminary hearing. We fight to show the case should not be sent to trial. We preserve the testimony of witnesses against you so we can attack their credibility if they change their story. We conduct cross- examinations to learn the weaknesses of the prosecution’s case. At suppression hearings. At these hearings, we seek to have physical evidence and statements suppressed because: They were obtained in violation of your Constitutional rights Violated the chain of custody requirements The tests used were invalid Lineups and other evidence violated your due process rights At the trial. We question the witnesses against you, help select fair juries, raise objections to evidence, plead your case before the judge, and make arguments to the juries about the weakness of the government’s case. We also fight, at the appropriate stage of your case, to seek a plea bargain if the plea bargain is in your best interest.