Felony Criminal Defense
If you have been accused of a felony, your criminal charge has been “enhanced” to a felony, or you are under investigation by any police or federal agency, it is important to take immediate steps to protect your rights and your future. A lawyer who is experienced and has a proven track record in effectively, ethically and knowledgeably defending the rights of those accused of serious crimes can be of invaluable assistance as you face harmful accusations and allegations.
At the Erker Law Firm, based in Olathe, Kansas, we represent clients like you: ordinary people caught in a very bad situation. We understand the life-altering consequences clients face and will explore every avenue possible for a strong, thorough defense. We provide prompt, respectful client service coupled with skilled, tireless criminal defense.
Defending Kansas City Metro Clients for Nearly Three Decades
Our criminal defense practice includes defending clients against charges, such as:
- Murder, manslaughter, vehicular homicide, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, weapons-enhanced charges
- Sex crimes, including rape, sexual assault, Internet solicitation or pornography, molestation
- Drug crimes, including possession with an intent to sell (drug sales), trafficking and distribution
- White collar crimes, including fraud, theft, identify theft, embezzlement
- Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, DUI, DWI and OWI, including repeat offender DUI
- Serious traffic violations
Talk to Your Lawyer BEFORE You Talk to Police
Effective legal representation begins long before you or a loved one faces formal criminal charges. If you are the subject of an investigation, or have been contacted by the police, it will be crucial to any future defense or resolution to speak with an experienced lawyer. One of the biggest mistakes people can make when they are under investigation for drug sales, or facing serious criminal charges, is that they give interviews and freely talk to the police, thinking that this will help their situation. The difficulty is that they may make incriminating statements without even realizing it. This is why it is so important to retain an attorney early on – even before you may have been charged – if possible.
