Criminal Matters

The assembly line approach to criminal cases is never used at Lemme Law Offices. Your case is individual and important. It will be handled discreetly, personally and exclusively by Matthew Lemme, unless it is decided and agreed that the strategy in your case should involve additional attorneys or other experts. In addition, your case will undergo a thorough review of any
violations of your civil rights.

Serious criminal defense is not inexpensive. Fees will be discussed and explained in advance. There is no fee for an initial consultation and the consultation is confidential. To learn more, you should contact Lemme Law today by calling 812-512-1234 or submitting an online form today. The office is available 24 hours a day for urgent matters.

At Lemme Law Offices, we will help you pick your fight to ensure that you get a fair judgement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be charged with a crime?

A charge (or indictment) is an accusation that someone committed a crime that must be proven in court. A charge is not indicative of guilt; you are innocent until proven guilty and the government must prove each and every element of the charge.

The police want to talk to me, should I talk?

No.

What happens if police don’t read me my rights?

You have to be advised of your rights. If not, it does not invalidate the charges, nor dismiss them.

Can I represent myself in my case?

You have the right to represent yourself. You have the other rights might understood by attorneys than you.

Do I have to go to trial?

Most cases are resolved without going to trial. But the best agreement may be obtained by being prepared to try the case.