When searching for your Montgomery County Criminal Lawyer, you should look for several things.

We’ve made a simple list for you below.

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How Experienced is the Montgomery County Lawyer?

Experience is a critical factor to consider when hiring a criminal lawyer. Luckily, most of our clients only come into contact with the criminal justice system once. However, this does have a downside.

You need to figure out who to hire. Our firm lawyers have decades of experience. Mirriam Z. Seddiq has been practicing for over twenty-five years, and Justin Eisele, nineteen.

We were “former prosecutors” when we were younger lawyers, but we don’t consider that a selling point. If someone sells you on being a former prosecutor more likely than not they still think like one.

The vast majority of our legal practice has been criminal defense. From shoplifting to serious drug conspiracies, our firm has the experience you need.

Seddiq Law, Next Door to Montgomery County Courts.

Our office is less than one block from the Rockville District Court and Circuit Court. Circuit Court is typically reserved for more serious criminal matters. Our address is 100 South Washington Street, Rockville, MD 20850.

The Rockville District Court is next door at 191 E Jefferson Street, Rockville, MD 20850. The Montgomery County Circuit Courthouse is located at 50 Maryland Ave, Rockville, MD 20850.

Our office is situated in a charming, historical home in Rockville. Unlike traditional, impersonal office environments, we provide a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for you to discuss and plan your case.

Differences Between Felonies and Misdemeanors.

Misdemeanor offenses are generally the more minor offenses in criminal law.

Felonies are reserved for more serious offenses that are more likely to mean jail time. They also have more severe collateral consequences such as loss of constitutional rights to vote and possess firearms.

Both misdemeanors and felony convictions can make it hard to get and maintain suitable employment. It is important that you work with an experienced attorney to do your best to keep such a conviction off of your record.

Our Rockville criminal lawyer team can help you with any criminal charge.

Contact a Montgomery County Criminal Lawyer Today.

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