Alabama Prides itself on being tough on crime. Facing criminal charges and the consequences of a conviction is intimidating for anyone. If you’re convicted, you may lose your freedom, your job or both. If you or a loved one are charged with a crime, you need an experienced attorney who knows the law and will work hard to protect your rights. Jones & Jones will aggressively represent you to achieve the best possible outcome.

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DRUG OFFENSES

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If you have been arrested for being in possession of marijuana and/or possession of drug paraphernalia you need to hire an experienced attorney who knows how to get the charges reduced or dismissed. Aside from the formal consequences, a marijuana conviction on your record can make securing future employment difficult. We understand that good people make mistakes. If you are facing a possession of marijuana charge, contact our office today to schedule an appointment.  THINK YOU HAVE A CASE?

 

 

 

DUI / PUBLIC INTOXICATION

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A DUI is a serious charge with potentially life altering consequences. If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or public intoxication, you need an experienced attorney to aggressively defend your rights. Jones & Jones will represent your best interests throughout your case and make sure that your rights are protected. Call today to schedule an appointment.  THINK YOU HAVE A CASE?

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THEFT / SHOPLIFTING

 

Shoplifting charges must be taken seriously. A conviction will include a fine and costs and the possibility of jail time and probation. Just as importantly, a shoplifting conviction goes on your permanent record for employers to see when doing background checks. Employers are reluctant to hire someone with a shoplifting conviction on their record; hence, a shoplifting conviction can hinder your employment opportunities for many years to come. John has successfully represented countless individuals charged with shoplifting. Let him help you through this difficult time in your life. Call today to schedule an appointment.  THINK YOU HAVE A CASE?

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