Unlawful Search and Seizure in Solano County

If law enforcement has conducted a search and confiscated any of your property or anything found on your property in connection with a criminal case or investigation, you can work with an attorney in order to have this property returned or excluded from being used as evidence against you. Depending upon how the property was found and collected by law enforcement, this may have been an unlawful search and seizure. If this is true, your rights were violated and legal action can be taken by a criminal defense lawyer to remedy the situation.

If an unreasonable search and seizure is performed and this uncovers evidence that is later to be used in a criminal case, your attorney can actually move to have this evidence suppressed so it cannot be used as direct evidence against you. Under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, you and your property are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures.

Defense Lawyers Fighting Illegal Search and Seizures in California

Contact a Solano County criminal defense lawyer at Maas Law Offices today if you believe that you were the victim of an unlawful search and seizure. Our firm represents clients throughout all of Solano County and Fairfield County from our offices in Fairfield, California.

By reviewing your case, conducting an independent investigation, reviewing police reports and working with experts in the field, an experienced criminal defense lawyer can determine whether an unlawful search and seizure may have occurred. If it did occur, your lawyer will then need to prove this. Proving an unlawful search and seizure may mean that key evidence is excluded from your case, and this can lead to an acquittal or even dropped charges in some cases.

Whether you are facing charges of a sex crime, drug crime, child abuse, white collar crime, theft crime or domestic violence, a Fairfield criminal defense attorney at our firm can help. Contact our firm for a free case evaluation regarding your offense!