Violent Crimes Criminal Defense Lawyer in Knoxville, TN
Under state and federal law, being charged with a violent crime is a serious offense. Penalties in the state of Tennessee can vary from a year in jail to much harsher consequences like the death penalty or life in prison. Based on the latest FBI data on violent crimes, Tennessee experienced over 3,000 homicides, over 15,000 rapes, over 176,000 aggravated assaults, and nearly 29,000 robberies between 2018 and 2022.
Our knowledgeable criminal defense lawyers at The Daniel Law Firm, a Knoxville, Tennessee, law firm, stand up for our clients’ rights in cases involving all types of violent crimes.
Examples of violent crimes include, but are not limited to:
- Murder
- Rape
- Felonious Assault
- Carrying a Concealed Weapon
- Robbery/Burglary
- Sex Crimes
- Kidnapping
If you have been accused of a crime in Tennessee and hire our law firm to handle your criminal case, you will receive the specialized attention needed to guide you through the usually challenging criminal litigation process. We handle every Tennessee criminal case as though it were our own or the case of a loved one. Our clients are like family, and we are committed to standing up for their rights and obtaining justice for each and every one of our clients.
Knoxville violent crimes defense attorneys who will fight for you.
Our criminal defense lawyers have handled numerous high-profile violent cases, including those involving rape, murder, and armed burglary. Through three generations of knowledge and skills handed down over the past 85 years, Jeff Daniel and Todd Daniel have acquired vast practical working knowledge of the criminal justice system.
The attorneys at The Daniel Law Firm have successfully litigated countless criminal cases and are dedicated to protecting your rights and developing the best criminal defense possible in your criminal case.
Whether you are under state or federal felony investigation or facing criminal charges, you should always consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney before you agree to law enforcement questioning.