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Just 30 miles northeast of downtown San Diego, Escondido is one of the oldest cities in San Diego County. With a population just shy of 150,000, the city is growing quickly. It prides itself on having something for all ages, including a variety of youth programs, affordable housing, and great retirement community. With a warm Mediterranean climate, abundant youth programs, affordable housing, and thriving retirement communities, Escondido is a vibrant place to live.
Like anywhere in the U.S., Escondido suffers from crime. If you’ve been charged with a crime, you should call an Escondido criminal defense attorney.
At McElfresh Law, our criminal defense lawyers in San Diego, our criminal defense lawyers we provide compassionate and aggressive representation for individuals facing a wide range of criminal charges.Even if it’s a misdemeanor and feels like a minor problem, the consequences for you and your loved ones could be serious. Any type of criminal record could set you back for years in terms of your education and career.
We defend clients in Escondido and throughout San Diego County against numerous criminal charges, including:
Sometimes situations between friends or loved ones get out of hand. Shouting matches may escalate to pushing and shoving. The neighbors may overhear and call the cops. Or if the issue arises in public, the police may be on site quickly. Whatever the case, situations of assault and battery don’t always arise because people are malicious and violent. Sometimes they happen because of a lack of communication and poor restraint.
Many people often hear the terms assault and battery used together, but they’re two different offenses:
Like assault and battery, burglary and robbery are two distinct crimes that are often considered similar. These crimes are defined as:
Burglary can be broken down into two offenses, residential or commercial.
They can be charged as either a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on the circumstances and the defendant’s criminal history.
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a common yet serious offense in California. Whether it’s a first-time offense or involves aggravating factors, we’ll evaluate your case, challenge evidence like field sobriety tests, and work to achieve the best possible outcome.
California’s drug crime laws are some of the toughest in the nation. Whether you’re facing charges for simple possession, trafficking, or cultivation, a conviction can lead to imprisonment, fines, and a permanent record. We handle cases involving:
Fraud, embezzlement, and identity theft are considered white-collar crimes and can result in significant fines, restitution, and prison time. Our team understands the complex nature of these cases and works diligently to protect your rights and reputation.
If your college-aged child has been accused of a crime, it’s critical to take immediate action. A conviction can greatly impact your child’s future. We handle these cases with care, striving to achieve outcomes that preserve opportunities for growth and development.
Accusations of domestic violence can lead to restraining orders, loss of child custody, and criminal penalties. Whether you’re facing false allegations or made a mistake in the heat of the moment, we will fight to ensure your side of the story is heard.
Dealing with any criminal charge is more than a headache – it’s a scary and intimidating situation. No matter the offense or what evidence the prosecution claims to have against you, you have the right to a strong defense in court. The best way to defend yourself is to hire an experienced attorney like Jessica McElfresh.
Jessica understands how much being charged and convicted of an offense can hurt you and your family. She also fully believes in your right to an attorney and to defend yourself. She’ll learn every detail of your case in order to build you the best defense she can under the law. She’ll then strive to minimize any consequences of a conviction to ensure you aren’t needlessly away from your family or financially hurt.
Contact McElfresh Law today at (858) 756-7107 for a free consultation.
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