Complex Criminal

Your case is different.  Perhaps it is a Federal matter with complex records, and millions of pages.  Perhaps in your case the prosecutor relies heavily on forensic evidence to paint a picture that is not true.  You may be a professional with a licensing investigation.  Or you are standing in your kitchen, reading a target letter or an “invitation” from a grand jury.

As you look at the horizon you know that any old “criminal lawyer” is not what you need.  John Conard has been published on the use of forensic evidence at trial.  He regularly teaches and consults on the use of expert witnesses.  He has achieved not guilty verdicts in complex tax fraud and white collar cases as well as cases based on forensic science, including murder cases. And he has represented numerous professionals or others before investigatory panels and grand jury inquiries.