Fairfax Unlawful Search Attorneys Protecting Your Constitutional Rights
The Fourth Amendment protects your right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures. When law enforcement conduct a search of a person or place, they must have sufficient cause to do so. When law enforcement make an arrest, they must have sufficient cause to justify their actions.
At MacDowell & Associates, we aggressively defend the rights of individuals who have been charged with a crime. We use our knowledge of the law to protect our client's rights. We use suppression motions, motions to dismiss and other pre-trial motions when we determine that a clients' constitutional rights have been violated.
Examples of an unreasonable search and seizure may include:
- An unlawful vehicle stop in a DUI case or traffic stop.
- An unlawful search in a drug case.
- An unlawful search in a weapons case.
- An unlawful arrest that is not based on probable cause.
Any time the police violate a person's reasonable expectation of privacy by unreasonably searching a home, car, office or even an individual's clothing, they violate the Constitution. Any evidence seized in violation of a defendant's Fourth Amendment rights may be suppressed.
Our criminal defense attorneys have handled thousands of criminal cases and have tremendous experience in suppression motions. We believe that every person has a right to a vigorous defense.
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Protect your rights. Obtain an experienced criminal defense lawyer who will raise appropriate constitutional challenges in your case and provide the strong defense you require. Call 703-763-0923 to contact MacDowell & Associates in Fairfax, Virginia.
