Rollins Law Group Legal Services

ALTERNATIVES TO JAIL

ARREST AND BAIL ISSUES

The Rollins Law Group can help you obtain a reasonable bail or in the alternative, be released on your own recognizance. If you are released on your own recognizance or “O.R.” no bail will be required and you will released upon signing a promise to appear at the next court date. If a bondsman is necessary, we can assist you in locating one. The amount of bail is determined by a “bail schedule” the client posts a bail bond (usually 10% of the amount of bail) or posts cash or property to secure attendance at the criminal court hearing.

TRIAL OR PLEA BARGAINING & SENTENCING

The Rollins Law Group is prepared to aggressively fight for a defendant and go to trial. The client is presumed innocent and always has a right to plead “not guilty” regardless of the facts. Most criminal cases in the United States (perhaps greater 90%), however, are resolved by some type of plea agreement. Pleas agreements are generally left to the discretion of the prosecutor in both state and federal courts, but there are usually negotiable issues in any case. Judges, however, reserve the right to accept or reject a plea agreement. We will put our experience and dedication to work to provide you with the right representation and guidance. You can rest assured that we will spend the time necessary to make sure that we have developed the best defenses possible prior to discussing settlement or going to trial.

WHITE COLLAR CRIMES

Bank Fraud, Bankruptcy Fraud, Bribery, Computer Hacking, Counterfeiting, Credit Card Fraud, Cyber Crimes, Embezzlement, Extortion, Forgery, Fraud, Money Laundering, Pyramid Schemes, Racketeering/RICO, Tax Evasion, Tax Fraud, Email Intercepting, Health Care Fraud, Identity Fraud, Insurance Fraud, Investment Fraud, Securities Fraud, Telemarketing Fraud, Wire Fraud, Accounting Fraud, Computer Crimes, Currency Violations, Procurement Fraud, Laboratory Fraud, MediCal Fraud, Mortgage Fraud, Prescription Fraud.

SEX CRIMES

Child Abuse, Child Endangerment, Child Exploitation, Child Pornography, Failure to Register, Indecent Exposure, Internet Porn, Lewd Conduct, Molestation, Pedophilia, Pimping and Pandering, Pornography, Prostitution, Rape, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment, Sodomy, Stalking, Statutory Rape, Date Rape, Solicitation, Child Enticement, Exploitation of a Minor, Child Molestation, Failure to Register, Sexual Battery, Sexual Imposition, Spousal Abuse, Marital Rape, Obscenity, Child Procurement, Improper Teacher-Student Relationships, CPS Investigations.

FEDERAL CRIMES

Auction Fraud, Counterfeiting, Escrow Fraud, Identity Theft, Internet Extortion, Investment Fraud, Lotteries, Phishing/Spoofing, Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes, Computer Crimes, Currency Violations, Environmental Offenses, Internet Pornography, Child Enticement, Medicaid Fraud, Medicare Fraud, Multi-Level Marketing Offenses, Import-Export Offenses, Insider Trading, Internet Fraud, Internet Theft, Public Corruption, Telecommunications Fraud, Witness Tampering.

DRUG CRIMES

Cultivation, Distribution, Manufacturing, Possession, Possession for Sale, Transportation, Prescription Fraud, Anabolic Steroids, Prescription Fraud and Trafficking (including Cocaine, Ecstasy, Heroine, Marijuana & Crystal Methamphetamine).

VIOLENT CRIMES

Arson, Assault, Assault & Battery, Domestic Violence, Weapons, Hate Crimes, Kidnapping, Larceny, Manslaughter, Mayhem, Murder, Terrorist Threats, Theft, Aggravated Assault, Home Invasion, and Homicide.

MILITARY CRIMES

Summary Court-Martial, Special Court-Martial, General Court-Martial, Non-Judicial Punishment, Captain's Mast, Article 15 Hearings.

WRITS AND APPEALS (at both the State and Federal Level)

Writs, Appeals, Motions, Writs of Habeas Corpus, Post-conviction relief, Motion for new trial.

TRIAL OR PLEA BARGAINING & SENTENCING

The Rollins Law Group is prepared to aggressively fight for a defendant and go to trial. The client is presumed innocent and always has a right to plead “not guilty” regardless of the facts. Most criminal cases in the United States (perhaps greater 90%), however, are resolved by some type of plea agreement. Pleas agreements are generally left to the discretion of the prosecutor in both state and federal courts, but there are usually negotiable issues in any case. Judges, however, reserve the right to accept or reject a plea agreement. We will put our experience and dedication to work to provide you with the right representation and guidance. You can rest assured that we will spend the time necessary to make sure that we have developed the best defenses possible prior to discussing settlement or going to trial.