Minneapolis Criminal Defense Attorney

Fighting Your Criminal Charges in Minneapolis

Being arrested for a crime is one of the most frightening events one can experience. The unsympathetic and possibly aggressive treatment by police, the uncertainty of the process you may be facing and the looming threat of heavy penalties can be overwhelming. If you find yourself in this situation, your first act should be to contact a Minneapolis criminal defense lawyer. Having qualified legal counsel by your side from the start can make a tremendous difference to the outcome of your case.

Click on a link below to learn more about some of our areas of practice:

Assault / Aggravated Assault

Assault charges are very serious in the state of Minnesota. In many cases, an alleged victim will step forward claiming that you have assaulted or abused them in any way, pressing charges against you. With an offense such as this, word travels quickly and you may be facing serious consequences in a short period of time. Click here to read more about assault and aggravated assault.

Domestic Violence

If you have been accused of domestic violence, it is in your best interests to speak with a defense attorney as soon as possible. Domestic violence charges can result in criminal consequences, in addition to being removed from your home and your family. Click here to read more about domestic violence.

Drug Crimes

Drug offenses, including drug possession, sales, trafficking and cultivation are all crimes that can be punished according to the state laws or federal laws, because any type of crime involving a drug is against the laws set out by the federal government. Click here to continue reading more about drug crimes.

DWI / DUI

An arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs can have serious consequences for an individual, especially if the incident caused an accident or involves minors. Additionally, heightened consequences will most likely be sought for a case involving a BAC higher than .08%. Click here to read more about DWI and DUI.

Expungement

Clearing your criminal record of unwanted criminal convictions or verdicts can be one of the most beneficial deals that the criminal justice system offers. After a person has been convicted of a crime and has served out their sentence, they may be eligible to have the crime removed from their record. Click here to read more about expungement.

Felonies

What is a felony? It is generally categorized as any offense that is penalized by more than a year of imprisonment, among many other serious consequences. If you have been charged with a felony in Minneapolis, call our law firm immediately to learn your options. Click here to read more about felonies.

Internet Crimes
Theft crimes, drug crimes and white collar crimes can all carry additional penalties under the law if they were committed through the use of the internet. If you are facing charges for an internet crime, you must take immediate action to avoid serious penalties. Click here to read more about internet crimes.

Juvenile Crimes

If your underage child has been charged with any type of crime, including DWI, shoplifting or drug possession, you should immediately seek the resources of a criminal attorney. Your child's future is in immediate jeopardy, and their future and education may suffer as a result. Click here to read more about juvenile crimes.

Misdemeanors

While a misdemeanor crime is one that is not considered as serious as a felony, a person can still face up to a year of imprisonment for an offense at this level. Many different misdemeanor offenses include petty theft, some sex crimes, some drug crimes, DWI, and disorderly conduct. Click here to read more about misdemeanors.

Obstruction of Justice

Obstruction of justice is an offense associated with the interference of police work or a federal investigation, or tampering with evidence. Additionally, fleeing the scene, resisting arrest, falsely reporting a crime and concealing evidence can lead to these charges. Click here to read more about obstruction of justice.

Probation Violations

After a person has been convicted of a crime, they will be put on probation. This simply means that they cannot have any run-ins with the law or go certain places. If you have been accused of a probation violation as a result of a misunderstanding, call us immediately. Click here to read more about probation violations.

Theft Crimes

Taking something that does not belong to you without the intention of returning the item is considered a theft crime. Theft can come in the form of physical theft, such as shoplifting, or credit card theft during an online phishing scam. Facing these charges is serious, and should be countered by a criminal lawyer immediately. Click here to read more about theft crimes.

Sex Crime

Sex crimes are some of the most complex offenses a person can be accused of, especially because an accusation can ruin a person's life. Without even being convicted, a person may face consequences such as job loss and strained relationships with family members and friends. Click here to read more about sex crimes.

Warrants
Is there a warrant out for your arrest? You may be taken in by the police at any time and may be held in jail until the time of your hearing or longer if the judge considers you a flight risk. Click here to read more about warrants.

Defense for Theft Crimes, DWI, Misdemeanors & Felony Crimes

If you are convicted of a crime, you may face heavy fines as well as several other penalties and even go to prison. When you need a strong defense, you can feel confident in turning to me, Attorney Tony Grostyan. With the support of my firm, Grostyan & Associates PLC, that has represented thousands of clients in state and federal court, I will aggressively fight for your rights and your freedom. I can help you no matter your charges, including those relating to sex crimes, domestic violence, drug crimes, felonies, misdemeanors, probation violations, juvenile crimes, obstruction of justice, theft crimes, assault or aggravated assault, burglary and robbery.

Contact a Minneapolis criminal defense attorney if you are facing criminal charges.