Defense for Felony Charges

Criminal Defense Services
Are You Facing Felony Charges?
Facing a felony charge in Mississippi is daunting. The threat of prison time, fines, and a permanent record can overwhelm anyone. Understanding what comes next is crucial, and Blackmon & Blackmon PLLC is here to guide you. With decades of experience, we offer the clarity and defense strategy you need to protect your future.
Problems We Solve Every Day
Violent Crime Charges
If charged with a violent crime in Mississippi, the stakes are high. Our team will work tirelessly to challenge the prosecution's evidence and build a strong defense, emphasizing your rights and future.
Felony Drug Charges
Drug-related felonies in Mississippi come with severe consequences. Our approach includes examining the legality of searches and seizures and negotiating for reduced charges or alternative sentencing when possible.
Federal and State Charges
Being charged with a federal crime is serious, requiring a nuanced strategy. We handle both state and federal charges, ensuring that every aspect of your case is meticulously reviewed and defended.
Common Mistakes That Can Complicate Your Case
- Assuming public defenders have enough time for complex cases.
- Speaking to police without legal representation.
- Missing critical court dates or deadlines.
- Ignoring the long-term impact of a felony conviction.
- Underestimating the complexity of federal charges.
Quick Guidance for Common Situations
Arrested for a Felony
Stay calm and request a lawyer immediately. Do not discuss details with law enforcement until your attorney is present.
Preparing for Court
Understand the charges and potential defenses. We help you prepare for every step, from bond hearings to trial.
Your Questions, Answered Clearly
Can a felony charge be reduced in Mississippi?
Yes, with skilled legal representation, charges can sometimes be reduced through negotiations or plea deals.What should I do after being charged with a felony in Canton MS?
Contact a felony defense attorney immediately to understand your rights and develop a defense strategy.Do I need a lawyer before my first felony court date?
Absolutely, having a lawyer ensures your rights are protected from the very beginning.What happens after a felony arrest in Mississippi?
Following an arrest, you'll face arraignment, potential bond hearings, and pre-trial motions before any trial proceedings.Can a felony conviction affect my job and rights?
Yes, a conviction can impact employment opportunities and civil rights, making a strong defense essential.
