Why Hire Adams Law

When facing any type of criminal charge, the accused will want to secure the strongest possible defense representation in order to reduce the chances of conviction, the possibility of having to submit to harsh sentences and the chances of having a permanent criminal record. Jared Adams, founder of the Adams Law Firm, is a highly experienced defense lawyer who is:

• Dedicated to aggressively defending the rights of the accused
• Passionate about providing each of his Clients with the strongest possible defense at every stage of the complex legal process associated with criminal law
• Skilled at going up against law enforcement officials and prosecutors to help our Clients resolve their cases as beneficially as possible.

While Mr. Adams is fully committed to the ideal that his Clients are innocent until proven guilty, he is also up-to-date with the latest changes to Colorado and federal criminal laws; this powerful combination of commitment, knowledge and litigating skills allows him to consistently help his Clients achieve the best possible outcomes to their cases.

How Adams Law Can Help the Accused

At the Adams Law Firm, our defense attorneys understand that each case is different and, therefore, that each case and Client will require a defense strategy that is specifically tailored to best suit them. Some of the factors that we consider in developing defense cases for our Clients include:

• The specific type of charges filed, including whether they are misdemeanor or felony charges and whether they are filed at the federal court level or state court level.
• Whether the accused has a criminal record and/or was on probation at the time of the alleged offense.
• Whether there was more than one alleged victim and whether the victim was a minor, disabled or “at-risk.”

Depending on the nature of the case at hand, some of the defense arguments that our criminal defense lawyers can use may include (but are not limited to):

• False accusations were made by an alleged victim.
• The police failed to follow proper legal procedures during the arrest, collection of evidence and/or at any point in the investigation.
• Misunderstandings or misconceptions of the evidence led to unsubstantiated charges being filed.
• The accused has been mistakenly identified as the offender.

If you or a loved one has been accused of any type of crime, do not try to face the charges on your own. Contact our skilled Denver criminal defense attorneys by emailing us or calling us at (720) 333-9490.

We can provide you with more information about your legal rights, a professional assessment of your case and the strongest possible defense to the charges you or a loved one faces.