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P.O. Box 80189 Rancho Santa Margaria, CA 92688
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Call 24 Hours a Day:
(951) 682-1700 |
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Certified
Specialist, Criminal Law,
Certified by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization
Licensed to practice law
in all state
and federal courts in California and New York
Serving
all of Riverside and San Bernardino
counties and surrounding area
Defending criminal cases in
state, federal,
and juvenile courts for more than 35 years
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Practice
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Felonies |
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Misdemeanors |
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Juvenile law |
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Drugs and narcotics |
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Sex crimes |
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Homicide |
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Assault and battery |
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White-collar crime |
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Theft |
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Gang-related offenses |
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Parole and probation violations |
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Drunk driving |
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Theft offenses |
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Identity theft charges |
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Conspiracy Offenses |
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Personal
Representation |
If you have been accused of a crime, you deserve personal representation and individual attention from a certified specialist in criminal law. John Aquilina's more than 35 years' experience handling criminal defense matters in both state and federal courts, including all misdemeanor, felony, and juvenile cases, as well as hundreds of jury trials, will ensure you get the most favorable results possible based on the evidence presented and the applicable law.
This includes a thorough and complete investigation of the facts and evidence; thorough and complete research of the applicable law and defense; complete filing and arguing of all motions, no matter how complex; full and reasonable plea bargaining--or taking the case to a jury trial--depending on what is in your best interest. |
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Appointments
And Consultation |
Appointments
are available days and evenings, including weekends. Call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to make an appointment:
(951) 682-1700
Initial consultations are free of charge, and a retainer fee is paid only after discussing the case. There are no hourly charges or hidden costs.
In
most instances of misdemeanor cases, you will not have to appear in court.
In juvenile cases, communication with parents
or guardians will be conducted as permitted by law. |
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Memberships |
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What is a certified specialist? |
If
you had a serious illness, wouldn't you want to be treated by
a doctor who specialized in that area?
The
more complicated your situation, the more reason to consider hiring
an attorney who specializes in criminal law and who is committed
through certification to keeping up her or his proficiency through
continual practice and continuing education. [Read more] |
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