White Plains Criminal Defense Lawyer
Criminal Attorney Representing Clients in White Plains, NY
Having more than 100 years of combined experience, the White Plains criminal defense attorneys of Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP, have successfully represented countless individuals in the White Plains criminal courts. You can trust our knowledge and guidance in your case. In fact, several of our books on criminal and DUI defense have made the National Bestseller's List!
If you are currently being investigated by the police, have been arrested or accused of any crime, your freedom, your reputation and your future may be in jeopardy.
White Plains criminal defense attorneys Andrew Proto and David Sachs will immediately meet with you and go over the facts of your case. It is important that you are made aware of your options and know how your charges may be challenged to avoid a criminal conviction. The criminal attorneys of Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP have been defending individuals in White Plains, NY for years.
They utilize proven resources to skillfully handle all types of criminal cases, including:
Our criminal defense lawyers are former criminal prosecutors in Westchester County, NY and in New York County, NY. This gives them the necessary insight and knowledge to protect your rights. In fact, as an Assistant District Attorney in Westchester County, NY, criminal defense attorney David Sachs handled criminal cases for the White Plains Branch Office, appearing daily in the criminal courts in White Plains.
If you or someone you know has been arrested, you have little time to waste in retaining the experienced White Plains criminal defense attorneys of Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP.
Remain Silent – Speak Only with Your White Plains Lawyer
Unfortunately, many people who have been arrested and are charged with a crime in White Plains, NY do not exercise their right to remain silent. They make the mistake of thinking that they can "help themselves" and avoid an arrest by talking to the police. What they forget is that only role of the police is to investigate crimes and arrest people who have broken the law. While they may promise help to "work things out" or "put in a good word" for you, that is not their job. If you are being investigated and you are being questioned, it is because the police believe you committed a crime and they are trying to gather information against you.
Rather than speaking with the police and possibly making things worse, exercise your right to remain silent. Then, contact our proven criminal defense lawyers.
The White Plains, NY criminal defense attorneys of Proto, Sachs & Brown, LLP have successfully represented countless people who were arrested despite their innocence only to have the criminal charges dismissed later or even acquitted after a trial.
Information About the Court in White Plains
- Address: 77 South Lexington Avenue White Plain, NY 10601
- Phone: (914) 824-5675
- The City Court Judges are:
- Hon. Jo Ann Frila
- Hon. Brian Hansbury
- Hon. Barbara Leak
- Hon. Eric P. Press
- Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm
Contact a White Plains Criminal Defense Attorney Today!
Any criminal conviction will have an impact on your life. It could certainly affect your ability to find a job, go to school and exercising your right to vote. Even when filling out a job application, applying for loan or seeking to rent an apartment, you may be asked if you have a criminal conviction. Your future is far too important to leave unprotected. Get proper representation and be defended by a dedicated White Plains criminal defense lawyer who will be with you at every step along the way.
Free and immediate consultations are available in our White Plains office. Contact us today.
Why You Should Choose Our Law Firm
Providing Experienced Guidance for Your Legal Needs
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Premier CounselSelection for Super Lawyers® (top 5% of New York attorneys)
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Award-WinningAvvo Clients’ Choice Award for Family Law and Criminal Defense
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Published Legal AuthorsCo-Authored National Bestsellers on DWI & Criminal Defense
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Experience & Perspective100+ years of combined experience, including criminal prosecution