San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney Discusses How to Handle Booking and Bailing After a DUI Arrest

With the holiday season upon us, the amount of DUI checkpoints heavily increases in Southern California, and so do the amount of DUI arrests. If you find yourself being arrested for a DUI, you probably have many questions and concerns regarding the process and what actions you should take. Typically in a DUI scenario, a person is either pulled over on a freeway or street, or at a DUI checkpoint by an officer and is subjected a Breathalyzer test or is asked to take a field sobriety test. Based on those results or an officer’s observations, the officer may arrest the suspect for driving under the influence. A person can be charged with a DUI for driving under the influence of either alcohol or drugs, or a combination of both. Regardless of the influence, if their judgment is impaired and their ability to drive is hindered, they are likely to be arrested, booked and processed. It is always recommended that you call an attorney you can trust who will quickly and attentively support your defense, however there are some things you need to remember regardless of how you choose to proceed.

Booking Process After a DUI Arrest

The booking process essentially begins as soon as you are arrested. When you arrive at the police station, your fingerprints and personal information will be taken, and any items on your person will be searched and most likely confiscated. Your photograph will be taken and a background check will be performed to review your criminal history and any other relevant information about your past. You will then most likely be held in a jail cell or holding cell alone or with other individuals.

Generally, those people who are brought in and arrested for DUI are released on bail or a term commonly known as “own recognizance.” Once you have been booked you may be given the option to post bail and be released from jail in exchange for monetary payment. There is a caveat to this release in that the suspect must return for their court appearance, which is usually scheduled for a future date soon after the arrest. If the amount of bail is set by the judge at a later time, he or she will set an amount based on the person’s ties to the community, their work or familial obligations, their risk of flight, the severity of the offense and the suspect’s criminal history.

The individual who was arrested, a family member, or a bail bondsmen may post bail for the suspect to secure their release. A bond may also be posted with an agreement to pay the full amount should the suspect not attend their court appearance. On the other hand, if an individual is released on own recognizance, no amount of bail money or bond is owed and the suspect is free to leave. Some restrictions may be imposed such as not being allowed to travel outside of the state for example.

How Contacting a San Diego Defense Attorney Can Help With Your Recent Arrest

Whether you were arrested for the first time or you have a criminal history or record, our office understands the frustrations you are experiencing. We pride ourselves in aggressively protecting our client’s rights, and that often begins at the booking and bailing stage of an arrest. San Diego Defense Attorney Ashby Sorensen is a trusted attorney who knows how to act quickly and in your best interest. Call (858) 999-6921 now for your free consultation and protect your rights today.

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San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney Discusses the Effect of Three Strikes Law Reform

Most Californians, and the nation in general are familiar with the heavy three strikes law and the punishment of 25 years to life in prison if convicted of a third offense. However, many individuals may not be aware that certain developments have created a shift in the effect of the law and reform has created possibility for those convicted in the past. Because the law was vague in deciphering what constituted as a “violent” offense, an influx of “strikers” were created and prisons began to be grossly overcrowded. As a result, Proposition 36 was passed in 2012 to combat this result and dilute the amount of “strikers” by narrowing those that qualified by definition. The 2012 reform essentially stated there would no longer be a mandatory 25-years-to-life sentence for "strikers" whose third strike is not a "serious" or "violent" felony. Not only were California voters overwhelmingly supportive of this outcome, so were the imprisoned “strikers” considering they were able to petition against their newly found unfair term.   

Term Reduction for Those Serving a Three Strikes Sentence

In order to know if you or a loved one that is serving a sentence is eligible for a sentence reduction, it is important to first understand what convictions qualify for consideration. Serious or violent felonies were listed under the Three Strikes Law, and therefore qualified for possible sentence reduction. Generally, most felonies involving violence were on the list, including rape, robbery, burglary and murder given the heinous nature of the crime.  

Many juvenile offenses are also on the list considering the harshness the Three Strikes Law imposed. For a juvenile conviction to qualify for reduction, the offense and defendant must meet certain criteria. These include the defendant being 16 years of age or older at the time of the offense, the conviction qualifying as a strike under the California Penal Code definitions of violent or serious felony and that the crime is listed in California Welfare and Institutions Code 707(b). 

Other types of offenses can count as well and qualify for sentence reduction in the state of California. For example, if the offense occurred out of state it may count as a strike so long as it would qualify as a strike in California. Multiple strikes that may have accumulated in a single trial may also qualify collectively and do not need to be brought and tried separately. Given the intricate nature of the reform and the complexity of understanding what does and does not qualify, it is recommended that you speak to an experienced criminal defense attorney who is well-versed in the applicable California laws. 

Call a San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney with Three Strikes Questions Today

If you are serving a sentence you feel warrants reduction, or know of a loved one who deserves to be released early under Three Strikes, contact our office today. Trust that Criminal Defense Attorney in San Diego, Ashby Sorensen has your best interest in mind, and will fight for your rights and freedom. Call (858) 999-6921 today for your free consultation.

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Fraud Offenses in California: Understanding the Basics

Under California law, there are a multitude of fraud offenses defined under many separate statutory provisions.  Basically, criminal fraud in this state involve engaging in unfair or dishonest practices that permit you to obtain undeserved benefits and/or cause harm to another individual. Crimes of fraud usually arise out of a desire to escape culpability for illegal actions or to obtain a monetary or other financial advantage.  There are many types of fraud under California law, including the following:

Insurance Fraud: California Insurance Fraud involves attempting to obtain insurance benefits or money to which the insured is otherwise not entitled.  This type of fraud can range from staging a car accident, misrepresenting the insured’s loss or injuries, to submitting false billing to a private health insurer or Medicaid/Medicare for services not performed.  Examples include California Healthcare Insurance Fraud, Medicare/Medicaid Fraud, and Worker’s Compensation. 

Mail Fraud: The offense is a federal crime that is subject to more serious penalties. A violation involves fraud committed through use of the mail to advertise fraudulent services, intentionally fail to deliver a product ordered through mail, or mail a forged check.

Real Estate/Mortgage Fraud: These types of fraud have become much more common in recent years.  These types of fraud schemes take many forms including predatory lending schemes, creation or use of a forged deed, illegal flipping schemes (e.g. use of false appraisal or loan documents), fraudulent offers of foreclosure avoidance services, false financial records to obtain financing, and similar acts involving misrepresentation or false statements.

Check Fraud: Making or issuing a check when you intend to defraud the payee and, you reveal that intent by representing the check to be genuine.

Credit Card Fraud: This form of fraud can take many forms, such as selling fake credit cards, unauthorized use of another person’s credit card, and using an expired or revoked credit card

Nursing Home or Elder Abuse: Fraud in this contact involves financial abuse of nursing home residents or other elderly people.  A caregiver who persuades a resident to sign over the senior’s property, forges the senior’s name on checks, or overbills for care can face criminal charges of fraud.

These are just a handful of examples of fraudulent schemes using dishonesty, misrepresentation, lies, deception, and other forms of unfair conduct to defraud individuals and entities out of money, property, services, or benefits.

If you commit a form of fraud in California, you can face incarceration, substantial fines, the obligation to pay restitution, probation, and other penalties.  Further, a fraud conviction generally will be considered a crime of moral turpitude, which can result in difficulty obtaining a professional license, such as a doctor, attorney, and other occupations, as well as resulting in adverse immigration consequences for non-citizens.

If you have been charged with a fraud offense in Southern California, San Diego Criminal Defense Lawyer Ashby Sorensen is committed to assisting people facing the potentially life-altering consequences of a criminal conviction.  Call the Law Offices of Ashby Sorensen today at (858) 999-6921 to schedule a free consultation. 

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DUI Defence by San Diego Lawyer

Being arrested and charged with a DUI can be a very serious offense and may result in harsh punishments. There are a variety of factors and circumstances that lead to certain types of DUI charges. The number of DUI offenses you have previously acquired, whether there was injury to the other party, or the level of that person’s injury are all factors that determine what type of DUI classification you could be charged with. It is important to know the different types of DUI charges so you are educated on what constitutes each type, the available defenses that could be applicable in your case, and the scope of possible penalties and sentences you could be facing.

Different Levels of DUI Offenses

Each time a person has been arrested and charged with a DUI, the level of offense increases.  Meaning, for example, if it is your first offense, you will be charged with a 1st Offense DUI, and if it is your third, you will face 3rd Offense DUI charges. However, this only applies if the prior conviction was within 10 years of the new offense that you are charged with. The level of penalty and amount of fine also increases with each offense. Some possible consequences an individual may be faced with are suspension of driving privileges, lofty fines, probation, and jail time. Whether it is your 1st offense, or you have multiple DUI’s on your record, you have options and an experienced San Diego DUI Defense Lawyer can help you achieve the most favorable outcome.

Vehicular Manslaughter DUI and Felony DUI

Regarding Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated, the level of charge classification depends on the level of negligence with which a person acted. If you acted with gross negligence, you will be charged with a felony under Penal Code 191.5(a), which leads to a sentence in state prison of four (4), six (6) or ten (10) years. However, if you acted with ordinary negligence, you will be charged with Penal Code 191.5(b) ordinary vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. Ordinary Vehicular Manslaughter While Intoxicated under 191.5(b) is what California calls a “wobbler” charge; meaning, it can be classified as either a misdemeanor (up to one (1) year in county jail) or a felony (16 months, two (2) or four (4) years in prison).

Felony DUI with Injury

You may also be charged with a Felony DUI. A Felony DUI occurs if another person suffers injury or death because you (1) drove under the influence, and (2) either committed an additional vehicle code violation or drove in an otherwise negligent manner which caused someone to be injured. In other words, both elements have to be present, and the additional vehicular violation had to have been committed while you were driving under the influence and your driving caused injury to another person.

Contact Qualified San Diego DUI Defense Lawyer – Ashby C. Sorensen Today 

Despite the type of DUI you have been charged with, or whether or not it is your first offense, our law firm is here to help. If you want the best possible outcome for your case, contact a San Diego DUI Defense Lawyer who has the experience you need today. You have legal rights and we are here to protect them. Call (858) 999-6921 now for your free consultation with a qualified DUI Defense Lawyer who will fight vigorously for your rights.

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California Drug Offense Defenses – Reviewed by a San Diego Drug Lawyer

Most people who are arrested for a drug offense in California are unaware that there may be a variety of possible defenses used to drop or lessen their charges. The impact of a drug charge can be heavy in both personal/professional consequence and punishment. If you are facing drug charges and would like an experienced San Diego Drug Lawyer to review your case and your options with you, Attorney Ashby C. Sorensen is here to help. With years of experience assisting clients in dropping or lowering their charges, he understands the system and knows what it takes to be successful. He is incredibly knowledgeable of California’s Drug Laws and consequently the defenses that are applicable in receiving the best possible outcome.

Possession of a Controlled Substance

If you were in possession of cocaine, heroin, crack, ketamine, GHB, ecstasy or some prescription drugs, Health & Safety Code 11350 states that this violation is a misdemeanor. This type of misdemeanor drug charge may be punishable to up to three (1) year in the county jail. However, most people are unaware that they may be eligible for a Proposition 36 or Penal Code 1000 drug diversion. Proposition 36 modifies California’s drug laws as applicable to some repeat offenders, and PC 1000 allows eligible drug offenders to be "diverted" into an outpatient drug counseling program rather than become part of the criminal court system. An experienced and knowledgeable drug lawyer will be able to assess your circumstances and inform you of your options and qualifications in this regard.

Possession for Sale of Narcotics

Although Health & Safety Code 11351 makes it a felony to possess illegal drugs for the purpose of selling them, some offenders may have options regarding their defense. Proposition 36 and PC 1000 do not apply in terms of possession for sale, however many police officers assume certain quantities are intended for sale when in actuality they are in possession for personal use. Cops can sometimes use faulty information when accusing people of HS 11351 and an attorney who knows the law can aggressively fight in your defense. Attorney Sorensen has also punched holes in many prosecutors cases and had evidence suppressed by showing a warrant was unjustified or improperly obtained.

Call San Diego Drug Lawyer Ashby C. Sorensen Today

If you are facing charges for the possession or possession for sale of drugs, you need an attorney by your side that will fight for your defense. You have legal rights and the justice system is not always easy to believe your side. San Diego Drug Lawyer Ashby Sorensen is experienced in drug law, and has fought for many individual’s rights and rigorously works for the best possible outcome of his clients. Call (858) 999-6921 today for a free consultation and learn what your options are, and how you can drop or lessen your drug charges. 

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About Ashby C. Sorensen

Ashby C. Sorensen works hard to achieve the goals of his clients while maintaining their constitutional rights. An energetic, aggressive, and experienced trial attorney, Mr. Ashby C. Sorensen has devoted his career primarily to the defense of criminal matters, but he also maintains a general civil litigation practice.

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Get Rid of Charges With Expert Advice From San Diego Domestic Violence Lawyer

If you have been charged with domestic violence, you could be facing serious penalties and sentencing. Understandably you are probably dealing with a high amount of stress and a variety of emotions. The one thing you cannot afford to do is waste time by standing idol. The district attorney and their team has already begun developing a case regarding the charges they are pursuing against you. You need to fight back with a powerful defense and an experienced attorney by your side who is knowledgeable of how the system works and will fight for your legal rights. Regardless of whether the victim who brought forth the charges has recanted or insisted they no longer wish to press charges, the district attorney’s office will usually proceed with the case. Be sure you have an attorney fighting on your side to ensure those charges are dropped or pursued fairly if they do proceed.

Domestic Violence Lawyer Ashby Sorensen Will Fight for Your Legal Rights

Almost every district attorney’s office in California has a unit specifically assigned to prosecuting cases of domestic violence, and yours is most likely no different. Whether you are at fault for the offense or the domestic violence allegations were made impulsively and falsely, our team of defense attorneys can help ensure you are given the best defense possible. Domestic Violence charges are pursued very seriously in California and you could be facing much greater penalties than an individual facing assault or battery charges. Unfortunately, many false allegations of domestic abuse are made every day and inflated claims are pursued all of the time. The court system is often sympathetic to alleged victims as well.  Accordingly, you need an attorney who will fight for your legal rights and be sure the court knows your side of the story.

You Could Be Facing Serious Penalties

Charges for domestic violence are not taken lightly in California and the court may not be gentle when it comes to punishments. Most importantly, domestic violence charges will go on an individual’s permanent record, surfacing any time a routine background check is made, making it very difficult for someone to get a job, own a firearm, and many other serious consequences. Someone faced with domestic violence charges could be sentenced on a variety of levels depending on the seriousness of the injuries, and if the defendant has a criminal record. Cases can either be a misdemeanor and carry a maximum penalty of 1 year in the county jail, or they can be a felony depending on the seriousness of the case and you could be facing a lengthy sentence in state prison. Most convictions will also require the defendant to complete a 52-week domestic violence rehabilitation class, on top of serving probation and any time in custody

Contact Qualified San Diego Domestic Violence Lawyer Ashby C. Sorensen Today

If you have been charged with domestic violence you need a San Diego Domestic Violence lawyer you can count on to fight for your legal rights. You could be facing serious penalties or sentencing that could affect your permanent criminal record. Call (858) 999-6921 now to schedule your free consultation or speak with attorney Ashby Sorensen today to develop the best defense to drop or decrease your charges today.

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Criminal Defense Strategies Discussed by a San Diego Defense Attorney

The most important part of combating criminal charges is the strength of your defense. The prosecutor’s job is to pursue the state’s charges against you as vigorously as possible to ensure a ruling in their favor. If you and your attorney are not doing the same, your legal rights may not be adequately defended and you may receive punishment you don’t deserve. How an attorney builds a defense for their client is what measures their value and the benefit they can provide you. You don’t want a defense attorney who simply shuffles through cases and takes any plea bargain they are offered. Every case is different, and every defense should be handled differently; therefore, you need an attorney who will represent you adequately throughout the entire process.

Defending Your Side of the Story

A talented defense attorney such as Ashby Sorensen understands exactly how the prosecution is formulating their case, and as such, will proactively prepare to defend yours. The value of an experienced and knowledgeable defense attorney lies in knowing how to best portray your side of the story given the facts at hand. Many juries tend to favor the prosecution’s side of the story, whereas defense attorney Sorensen knows how to show the jury your side, gain their sympathy, and create balance in the scales of justice. A criminal case essentially comes down to who can tell the best story based on the facts and portray the most believable truth.  With this in mind, it is essential to retain an attorney who knows both the law and the system and can defend your legal rights aggressively.

A Counselor, Advisor and Coach

A good defense attorney will represent their client in court; however, a great defense attorney will be a representative, a counselor, an advisor and a coach – all in one. There are many stages to a criminal case and you want an attorney who you trust to be at your side throughout the entire process. The sign of a truly valuable defense attorney is one who assesses your case with you, advises you of your options, coaches you through the process in the most effective way and is a zealous counselor on your behalf in the courtroom when it is most needed. A criminal defense attorney’s job is to act as a safeguard between you and the court system. They are there to privately and confidently listen to anything you have to say and provide you with encouragement that they will aggressively defend your legal rights. Defense Attorney Sorensen has successfully fulfilled this role with many clients and is ready to do the same for you.

Contact an Experienced Defense Attorney in San Diego – Ashby C. Sorensen – Today

If you are facing criminal charges, your attorney and your defense are the only two things working in your favor. It is important to hire a Defense Attorney San Diego who has your best interest in mind and will work for the best outcome to your case. Help us help you protect your legal rights. Call (858) 999-6921 now for your free consultation and to start building your defense today. 

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Types of California Criminal Infractions Discussed by a San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney

If you have been arrested and charged with a crime, it is important to know the varying classifications of criminal offenses, and the possible penalties you could be facing. An experienced criminal defense lawyer, who is knowledgeable in this area of law, will be able to assess your situation and provide the best possible defense. California has certain laws pertaining to criminal matters that can greatly heighten or lessen the amount of penalty or jail time you may face. Without this knowledge, you may be unprepared against the state’s case against you if you decide to represent yourself or choose a less qualified attorney. Don’t take the chance or risk more jail time than necessary - hire a criminal defense attorney who will aggressively defend your rights.

What Constitutes a Felony Criminal Charge?

A felony is the most serious of the criminal charges and can result in the most severe consequences. All defendants are afforded the right to a jury trial and have the right to counsel. Types of felonious crimes can vary from violent crimes, drug crimes, white collar crimes to serious bodily injury. Felonies may result in probation with some jail time, or jail time ranging from more than one (1) year to a life sentence, or even death. Considering the weight of felony charges and the gravity of consequences that may result, it is highly recommended to retain a qualified and experienced criminal defense attorney. Don’t risk more jail time and hire an attorney who knows the system and can help you obtain the best possible outcome.

What Classifies as a Misdemeanor Criminal Charge?

A misdemeanor is the second tier in criminal offense charges and is punishable by up to one (1) year in jail and usually at least 3 years of probation. Punishments for misdemeanors can also include community service, a fine, probation, and various forms of restitution. Defendants charged with misdemeanor crimes are guaranteed the right to a jury trial given the increased severity of the charges.  Some offenses that constitute a misdemeanor may be elevated to a felony if the defendant is a second-time offender.

What Classifies as an Infraction in California?

Infractions, or violations are the prettiest of the criminal offenses and usually result in only monetary fines and no jail time. The most common type of infraction is usually traffic violations. Oftentime's an attorney is not required for typical infractions, however many individuals choose to hire one if they do not wish to attend traffic school or do not want further points on their license.

Contact an Experienced Criminal Defense Attorney in San Diego Today

Facing criminal charges can be an incredibly stressful time in anyone’s life, and our firm understands the urgency in building your defense. Let Criminal Defense Attorney San Diego, Ashby C. Sorensen ease your fears and aggressively fight to defend you and your legal rights. The state has already begun building their case against you. Call (858) 999-6921 now for your free consultation to start building your strongest defense possible.

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The Difference Between Petty Theft and Grand Theft – Answered by a San Diego Theft Lawyer

Many people are unaware of the scale of theft charges and the difference between petty theft and grand theft. These differences can be helpful when discerning which type of theft charge is applicable to the situation you are dealing with, what defenses may be applicable, and what consequences you may be facing. The main distinctions specifically pertain to the amount of property that has been allegedly stolen and the type of penalty associated with the crime. If you are facing charges of theft, it is important you are educated on the type of charge and you have armed yourself with an experienced attorney who will stand by your side and fight avidly for your defense.

What is Petty Theft in California

According to California Penal Code §§484 and 488, the main difference between petty theft and grand theft is that petty theft applies to a lesser amount of stolen property. If the amount of stolen property’s value is less than $950 total, the alleged perpetrator will be charged with petty theft. This charge is generally categorized as a misdemeanor, which is a lesser offense than a felony. Considering petty theft is categorized as a misdemeanor rather than a felony, it also carries less serious penalties than grand theft. For example, if convicted of petty theft a perpetrator could be facing probation, up to six 6 months in county jail, and/or a fine of up to $1,000. The California Penal Code also states that petty theft involves property that was not taken directly from the owner, such as from the person’s clothing, body, or a container held or carried by the person. This type of criteria is usually applicable during a mugging or robbery, which is a different classification of theft.

What is Felony Theft in California

On the greater scale of theft is felony theft as it involves stolen property greater than $950 in total value and could result in greater penalties or punishment. These charges are usually seen as Commercial Burglary, Vehicle Theft, Theft From Person, or Fraud. There are factors that can automatically result in a charge of felony theft as well, regardless of the value of the item(s) stolen. For instance, if the perpetrator used a gun or has stolen a vehicle, they will automatically be charged with a felony rather than petty theft. Most felony theft charges are unique in the sense that it can be prosecuted as either a misdemeanor or a felony. If charged as a misdemeanor, a perpetrator could be facing up to one (1) year in county jail, however if charged as a felony they could be facing probation and jail for up to one (1) year, or  16 months, two (2) years, or three (3) years in state prison.

Contact Experienced San Diego Theft Lawyer – Ashby C. Sorensen Today 

If you have been charged with a theft related crime, you need to act quickly and obtain the legal representation you can trust to safeguard your legal rights. The sooner you can work on your defense and retain an experienced San Diego Theft Lawyer, the more confident you can be when facing your charges. Call (858) 999-6921 now to schedule your free consultation or ask Attorney Ashby Sorensen any questions you may have about your charges.

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The Role of a San Diego Defense Lawyer – Discussed by Ashby Sorensen

A defense lawyer role is to simply defend those who have been accused of crimes. Their job is to protect your legal rights, especially if you are not guilty of the charges you are facing. The only thing standing between you and the legal system, is your defense lawyer; therefore, so much of your life’s quality and freedom lies in their hands. A valuable defense lawyer wears many hats and plays many significant roles when it comes to defending someone accused of a crime. Not only are they a lawyer or counselor, but they are also an advisory and a coach. Their job is to adequately assess all of the circumstances and facts of the matter, advise a defendant of his or her options, counsel them based on their opinions as to the most feasible and best outcome, and coach them through the grueling process of a trial, if necessary.

Protect Against Unwarranted Charges

Oftentimes, defendants may be facing unwarranted criminal charges and on the road to receiving punishments they do not deserve. A defense lawyer’s role is to combat unwarranted charges and effectively investigate as to what actually happened. Whether a police officer made a well-intentioned mistake, or there were outright fabrications in statements or obtaining warrants, a defense lawyer can unearth holes in the prosecution’s story. A defense attorney’s role is to force the prosecution to prove their side of the story is true in order to keep individuals from serving time or penalties they do not deserve.

Reduce “Over” Charges

Many people accused of crimes are faced with “over” charges, meaning the prosecution is seeking much higher penalties than are warranted for the facts of what was allegedly committed. Another role of a defense attorney is to reduce “over” charges and ensure the scales of justice are evenly and fairly balanced. For example, this can happen if the prosecution seeks a felony conviction rather than a more appropriately applicable misdemeanor classification.

Sentencing Statement by Defense Lawyer

After a verdict has been reached, the court will allow both the prosecuting attorney and the defense attorney to make a sentencing statement. The prosecution will most likely proffer statements that will heighten and intensify the aggravating elements of the case in the hopes of receiving the maximum sentence. The defense lawyer’s role is to combat these allegations and respond with defenses/counterarguments to reduce the requested sentence.  These statements are incredibly important to the outcome of your case and the ultimate status of your freedom.

Get Help From an Aggressive Defense Lawyer in San Diego – Ashby C. Sorensen Today

A defense lawyer has many important roles in defending an individual facing criminal charges. Through every step of the process, their job is to stand beside you and vigorously represent your legal rights. Defense Lawyer San Diego Ashby Sorensen has represented numerous clients and achieved ideal outcomes, and he is ready to defend your case too. Have confidence knowing you have a qualified defense lawyer fighting to protect your legal rights and ensuring your freedom. Call (858) 999-6921 now for your free consultation. 

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Experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer in San Diego

During legal troubles, Criminal Defense Lawyer San Diego can be your true friend in resolving felonies. Mr. Ashby C. Sorensen is a leading attorney who zealously defends his clients and has a successful record of dealing with legal cases. Whether you are charged with DUI, fraud or looking for bail hearings, he would escort and defend you in the wide range of legal matters. For him, no case is too tough to handle.

At Criminal Defense Attorney San Diego, we deeply analyze our client's cases and then, recommend a viable solution that always fits your pocket. Mr. Ashby C. Sorensen will personally look after the progress of your legal hearings and are available round the clock for a quick assistance, any time you need.

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Find the Best Criminal Defense Lawyer in San Diego

Criminal defence lawyer in San Diego, California. Ashby C. Sorensen is a criminal lawyer practicing in San Diego.He represents those facing criminal charges or requiring legal advice on criminal law related matters. Having an experienced criminal lawyer on your side is the best defence. It is the only way to help you achieve the best possible results when facing criminal charges.   

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