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• Drug Crimes

  Orlando Drug Crime Attorney Representing Clients in Drug Cases in and around Orlando, Florida Drug crime charges range from simple possession of marijuana to possession of harder drugs, such as cocaine, heroin, MDMA (ecstasy), methamphetamines and possession of unauthorized prescription drugs such as hydrocodone (Vicodin), oxycodone (Percocet), and others. More serious drug crimes include distribution, sales, manufacture, and trafficking of controlled substances. All of these can lead to serious, life-changing consequences depending on the type of charges, quantity of drugs involved, and other circumstances, such as prior convictions and whether minors were involved in your case. Having an experienced Orlando criminal defense attorney involved in your case as early as possible is imperative if you wish to avoid the harsh penalties that can follow a drug conviction. At Mazin Law, you can get the kind of experienced, skilled, and zealous legal representation needed for an effective defense. Attorney Lyle Mazin has an extensive track record in criminal law proceedings and trials. He knows how to investigate, research, craft motions on your behalf, prepare for a trial, cross-examine, and perform all of the other tasks necessary in such cases. With his help, you may be able to challenge search and seizure procedure by law enforcement, get charges reduced or dismissed, avoid minimum or mandatory prison terms, or get placed in a drug treatment program in lieu of other penalties.

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• DUIs

  If you are arrested and charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs in Florida, you may be facing a misdemeanor or felony charge , depending on the circumstances. If your DUI resulted in only property damage, such as in the case of another vehicle, you will probably be facing a misdemeanor charge. If your DUI violation resulted in serious bodily injury to another, you may be facing a felony charge. If another died as a result of your drunk driving, you face a DUI manslaughter charge. The penalties you face for a first DUI conviction include fines of up to $500, community service work of up to 50 hours, probation for up to one year, loss of your license for up to 180 days, and 12 hours of DUI school. Jail time is another risk, up to 6 months for a first time DUI and up to 9 months if you were driving with a minor in your vehicle. Subsequent convictions will result in even harsher penalties. DUI cases can be complicated, involving legal, scientific, and even medical issues, all of which need to be investigated and addressed by an attorney who is familiar with handling all of these factors.

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• Felonies & Misdemeanors

  re you under investigation from a law enforcement agency for a criminal offense? Have you been charged with a felony or misdemeanor in the greater Orlando area? Are you worried about how criminal charged will affect your life and that of your family? Being involved in a criminal investigation or accused of a crime is a serious matter that can totally disrupt your life. You may be confused, uncertain, and anxious about the long-term impact as it relates to your job, career advancement, your finances, even your personal freedom. In this stressful and often scary situation, you need someone on your side who will work vigorously to ensure that your rights are protected, that the law and procedures are not misused against you, that your voice is heard, and that you are treated fairly throughout the legal process. Most importantly, you want a tough, sharp, and tenacious Orlando criminal defense attorney providing you with an effective defense. That is what you will find at the law firm of Mazin Law, with Orlando felony / misdemeanor lawyer Lyle Mazin and his legal team. He is an aggressive advocate with extensive criminal law and trial experience who has handled all types of misdemeanor and felony cases throughout his career

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• Juvenile Crimes

  If you are the parent of a son or daughter who is facing juvenile crime charges in the Orlando area, getting competent legal representation is vital to ensure that your child's future is protected. Juveniles under the age of 18 who are accused of crimes are handled by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, which is a separate legal system from the criminal justice system for adults. The Juvenile Justice system focuses on rehabilitation as opposed to punishment. Its procedures are different than those of adult criminal procedures and having an attorney who is familiar with them is important. At the law offices of Mazin Law, Orlando criminal defense attorney Lyle Mazin is highly-qualified in all criminal law matters, including those involving juveniles. He understands the importance of keeping your child's case in the Juvenile Justice system and out of adult courts, which have much more severe penalties. He will work aggressively on your child's behalf to achieve the most favorable outcome possible, preferably one in which charges are dropped or that will result in the least restrictive consequences.

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• Probation Violations

  Probation is often a consequence of a misdemeanor or felony conviction. Probation may be ordered by the court following completion of your sentence or it may be served in place of jail time. Either way, you will be required to comply with all of the terms required by the court to satisfactorily complete your period of probation. Probation may or may not be supervised by a probation officer to whom you will be required to report periodically and who will monitor your progress. Violating any of the conditions of your probation can result in serious consequences, such as a warrant for your arrest, having your probation revoked and being sent to jail, or having the terms of your probation extended or made more restrictive. Every case is different, based on the unique facts and history of the probationer. In all cases, however, it is advantageous to act quickly before an arrest occurs to avoid jail time without bond.

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