Violent Crimes

Have You Been Charged With A Violent Crime?

The accusation of having committed a violent crime is the most serious type of charge a person can face. The legal, social, and personal consequences of a conviction are life-changing, often resulting in years away from loved ones in prison, damaged dynamics with family and friends, and immense psychological and professional stress.

No matter your circumstance, you have a right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty and a right to an attorney. Whether you have been charged with physical assault, sexual assault, kidnapping, or another serious charge, you need to know that your case deserves a quality, searching, and thorough defense.

When you need superior, tailored, and tireless legal help, reach out to Colorado, attorneys Christina Zorrilla and Jim Zorrilla. With over a combined 20 years of experience, they’re prepared to give your case the thorough and objective review it deserves. They’ll seek out information and details that others have missed and ensure you receive the strongest possible defense in light of charges, evidence, and the background of your unique case.

The Zorrilla Law Firm: A Track Record Of Excellence

The relentless defense team at The Zorrilla Law Firm has a record of working hard and going the extra mile for every client, regardless of their background, status in life, or the challenges they face.

Facing violent crime charges can be uniquely stressful and disorienting. The consequences of a conviction are often severe, and many clients feel that the simple fact of an arrest can turn neighbors, friends, and even family against them.

When the odds seem stacked against you, reach out to the violent crime defense team at The Zorrilla Law Firm. Attorneys Christina Zorrilla and Jim Zorrilla have your interests, rights, and freedom at the forefront – and our team will work hard to see that your violent crime charges are fought.

How Can An Attorney Help?

After you’ve been arrested on a violent crime charge, make your first phone call to a seasoned law firm. Christina Zorrilla and Jim Zorrilla can meet with you, help you understand your rights and the charges you face, and begin to gather evidence in your defense.

Getting a strong, practiced lawyer to spearhead your defense from the beginning is important. We’ll immediately reach out to witnesses and seek out evidence that can support or confirm your innocence.

We’ll work with you proactively and non-judgmentally to make sure that both we and a jury understand the context of your charges and the background of your case. We’ll also work diligently to ensure that all possible evidence in your defense is brought to light.

What Evidence Can Be Used In My Defense?

While violent crime charges may seem daunting or difficult to defend against, a variety of defenses can be available, depending on the unique circumstances of your case.

For example, it may be possible to prove that you were elsewhere at the time of the alleged crime, making your involvement impossible. Witness statements will also be examined by your attorneys at length, looking for inconsistencies or gaps that can help a jury see the unlikelihood or even impossibility of allegations against you.

The background of your case will be scrutinized in depth, and relationships, digital evidence such as social media posts, and medical records can also be examined and presented in your defense. Finally, forensic evidence such as fingerprints, DNA, and cell phone GPS evidence can also be used to question the prosecution’s claims and successfully defend you.

Reach Out To Us Today.

If you’ve been charged with a violent crime in Denver, Colorado, don’t hesitate to reach out to The Zorrilla Law Firm. With over a combined 20 years of experience, violent crimes lawyers Christina Zorrilla and Jim Zorrilla have ample experience with Colorado law and criminal defense and can work hard to get you the tailored, impactful representation you need.

Have questions, or in need of quality legal help? Allow us to skillfully and proactively defend your rights. Reach out to The Zorrilla Law Firm at (303) 951-8004 for a free initial consultation today.