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Criminal Defense
Protect Your Freedom with help from The Law Office of Jennifer DeCastro Tunnard
Consult a criminal defense attorney in Danbury, CT
No matter the nature of your recent arrest, you have rights. Without an experienced criminal defense attorney by your side, you may not be able to protect your fundamental rights effectively. Trust the Law Office of Jennifer DeCastro Tunnard to use more than 25 years of courtroom experience to your advantage. Our lead attorney in Danbury, CT will work hard for your freedom.
Do you need legal representation in the courtroom? Reach out to our criminal defense attorney today.
Defense services for felonies and misdemeanors
The longer you wait to call an attorney, the harder it's going to be to build a strong case. We can help you build your criminal defense if you've been charged with...
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Possessing or distributing illegal substances
A violent crime, such as rape, assault, domestic violence or murder cases
We also offer assistance with juvenile crimes.
Navigating the defense process can be challenging. Luckily, our experienced criminal defense attorney is here to help you. Call 203-798-7200 today to set up an appointment.
Facing criminal charges? Here's what you should do next.
Being accused of any crime can be scary. The decisions you make next are going to have a huge impact on your future. With decades of experience in criminal defense law, Jennifer knows how to give you a fighting chance in court.
Here are a few of the key steps you need to take:
1. Stay silent—anything you say to an officer can be used to incriminate you later.
2. Remain as calm and polite as possible—we know this isn’t always easy, but resisting arrest or arguing with police can only make matters worse.
3. Contact an attorney right away—every moment you spend without a criminal defense attorney by your side is hurting your chances at freedom.
4. Share as much detail as possible with your attorney—having all the facts will allow your criminal defense attorney to properly prepare for your case.
5. Write down exactly what you remember—you can’t always trust your memory weeks or months after the incident.
