Chicago Criminal Defense Attorney

Choose Aggressive Criminal Defense Attorneys to Fight for You

The Toney Law Firm, LLC provides effective legal defense for clients charged with criminal offenses. Consequences for a criminal conviction can be life changing because an offender may have difficulty finding employment, family and friends might disassociate, you may lose a child custody award following a divorce, and you can face the loss of certain rights and freedoms. A convicted criminal may be unable to hold certain professional licenses or have a job that requires security clearance.

A strong defense is necessary when an individual is facing criminal charges. Why choose The Toney Law Firm, LLC?

Following an arrest for the commission of a crime, you will need powerful legal counsel.
Before speaking with authorities and making possibly incriminating statements, you need an attorney who can guide your steps.
The Toney Law Firm, LLC defends all types of criminal cases.
Sarah Toney prides herself in providing competent legal services based on experience. She is recognized as both a professor and an attorney.
The firm successfully defends many cases both inside and outside of the courtroom.

If you have been arrested, or if a loved one has been charged with a criminal offense in Chicago, call (888) 473-4058 or contact us online now.

About Different Types of Crimes

It is best to have a skilled defense attorney when so much is a stake for a person charged with committing a crime. There are different types of crimes that can be charged as misdemeanor or felony offenses, depending on the circumstances of the arrest. Property crimes include fraud, theft, robbery, arson, and burglary. Personal offenses that carry specific and harsh penalties can include assault and battery, rape, sexual abuse, and kidnapping.

Manslaughter and murder are the most serious criminal offenses due to the taking of the life of another human being. When the victim is a law enforcement officer, the penalties are increased. Factors that can influence a judge at sentencing might consist of the existence of prior criminal convictions, the involvement of minors, and the use of weapons or deadly force during the commission of a crime.

All criminal charges are serious and the penalties can include the following: