Criminal Defense

Criminal defense that considers the whole situation

A criminal accusation can affect liberty, work, family relationships, and immigration status. Daniel Corno represents adults and juveniles in misdemeanor and felony matters, examining the evidence, available options, and the consequences of each decision without promising a particular result.

A carefully prepared case file in a courthouse corridor

Calm counsel.
Careful preparation.
Clear next steps.

Scope of representation

Matters reflected in the firm’s current practice

The right approach depends on the facts, the available evidence, and the governing court or agency process.

  • Misdemeanor and felony accusations
  • Adult and juvenile matters
  • Domestic-violence allegations
  • Drug-possession matters
  • DWI and DUI allegations
  • Assault, theft, trespass, fraud, firearm, and public-intoxication matters

What to expect

A disciplined defense process

Protect immediate rights

Identify bond terms, court dates, conditions, and actions that could affect the pending matter.

Review the state’s case

Examine allegations, available records, witnesses, defenses, and procedural issues.

Evaluate each path

Discuss negotiation, pleas, motions, and trial preparation in light of the client’s circumstances.

Useful context

Related consequences deserve attention

  • Bond and release conditions
  • Employment or licensing concerns
  • Protective orders and related family proceedings
  • Immigration consequences for noncitizens
  • Juvenile procedures
  • The difference between a state disposition and its effect under immigration law

Timely guidance

When to contact defense counsel

Seek advice promptly after an arrest, citation, investigation contact, bond condition, or court notice. Avoid discussing the facts publicly or with investigators before understanding your rights.

A clear place to begin

Let’s discuss the next step.

Call or email the firm to discuss a consultation.

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