Lakeville Criminal Defense Lawyer
Put Our Team of Former Prosecutors on Your Side
If you or a loved one has been arrested or charged with a crime in Minnesota, it is essential to have a lawyer who is knowledgeable, experienced, and dedicated to protecting your rights and interests. At Tamburino Law Group we are dedicated to providing clients with exceptional legal representation and results.
If you are facing criminal charges, you need an attorney who is capable of providing the representation and advocacy that you need and deserve. At our firm, we are highly experienced and have a broad range of criminal law experience between us. We have handled thousands of cases, and we have the skills, knowledge, and insight to help you resolve your case efficiently and successfully.
Schedule a free initial consultation with our Lakeville criminal defense attorney by calling (612) 444-5020 or contacting us online.
Types of Criminal Cases We Handle
As former prosecutors, we have a unique perspective and understanding of the criminal justice system and the challenges that criminal defendants face. We have a deep understanding of how prosecutors think and operate, and we know how to use that knowledge to our clients' advantage. We have the skills and experience to effectively challenge the government's case against you, and we will do everything in our power to ensure that you receive the best possible outcome in your case.
We represent clients facing a wide range of criminal charges, including the following:
- DWI/DUI
- Drug crimes
- Gun crimes
- Violent crimes
- White collar crimes
- Sex crimes
- Juvenile crimes
- Theft crimes
- Property crimes
We have handled thousands of cases over the years. We have handled everything from minor traffic violations to serious felonies and everything in between. When you hire our firm, you can be confident that we will work tirelessly on your behalf and explore all of your legal options and defenses. Our team will be there for you at every step of the process and will always keep you informed and updated on your case and the progress we are making.
Misdemeanors vs Felonies in Minnesota
In Minnesota, criminal offenses are categorized into two primary types: misdemeanors and felonies. Although misdemeanors are less severe compared to felony offenses, being found guilty can still result in incarceration and substantial fines.
Minnesota recognizes three classifications of misdemeanors:
- Petty Misdemeanor: This is the least serious type of misdemeanor offense in Minnesota. The maximum penalty for a petty misdemeanor is a fine of $300.
- Misdemeanor: This category of misdemeanor carries a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail and/or a fine of up to $1,000.
- Gross Misdemeanor: Regarded as the most serious misdemeanor offense, a conviction can lead to a maximum jail term of 364 days and/or a fine of up to $3,000.
On the other hand, Minnesota does not utilize classification systems for felony offenses as some other states do. Instead, state law stipulates the maximum penalties for each felony. A felony conviction not only entails imprisonment and substantial fines, often amounting to tens of thousands of dollars, but it can also result in the loss of certain rights, such as the right to vote or own a firearm.
Contact our firm at (612) 444-5020 to schedule a free consultation with our Lakeville criminal defense attorney.
Have Questions?
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1. Don’t Talk to the Police!
It’s crucial to know that while you should remain respectful with authorities, you have the right to remain silent. This a right protected by the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which makes it clear individuals are protected from being compelled to be a witness against him / herself in criminal matters.
It’s important to note that:
- Talking will not help you avoid an arrest. If law enforcement has probable cause to arrest you, then they will arrest you.
- By speaking, you risk making a confession or providing information that can be used to indict you, even unknowingly.
- Even if you feel that information being discussed is “harmless,” it is still in your best interest to invoke your Fifth Amendment right.
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2. Ask for a Lawyer!As soon as you can you should elect your right to have a defense attorney present. A Minnesota criminal defense lawyer or public defender can ensure the police do not violate your rights and help you avoid saying anything incriminating during questioning. Tamburino Law Group is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so that we can be by your side whenever you need us. Call now!
MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR OUR CLIENTS
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“I don’t know where I’d be without his help”
“I would like to outwardly thank Tyler Dahlen for helping me get through my situation”- P.V. -
“I'm deeply thankful for the team at Tamburino Law Group”
“I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Hannah for her expert guidance and representation throughout the case.”- D.Y. -
“Thank you and your law firm, Mr. Tamburino.”
“If ever I have anyone who needs a lawyer I will most definitely recommend you and your firm.”- C.V. -
“Outstanding and professional”
“Thank you for everything you have done to help me with this court case.”- J.B. -
“Great care and compassion.”
I don't know any lawyers who would do what Tamburino Law Group did for their client. Their care and concern show a great deal about their heart and compassion for others. Thank you for being so supportive.- R.H. -
“This settlement changed my life.”
I came to Tamburino Law Group in 2018 after a severe accident left me unable to work and in constant pain. The firm helped me secure a $700,000 award, far exceeding my expectations. Their tireless efforts have completely changed my life, covering medical bills and future wage loss.- K.M. -
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“This settlement has completely changed my life.”
“This settlement has completely changed my life. I appreciate Joe and Hannah’s tireless effort.”- K.M.
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Case Dismissal Assault ChargesAttorney Joe Tamburino represented a client in Anoka County on multiple assault charges involving multiple alleged victims. Joe litigated the matter for almost a year, and on the day of trial he got the case dismissed. His client was very happy.
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Reduction of Charges Felony Theft
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Case Dismissed Felony Stragulation
Attorneys Hannah Martin and Hillary Parsons represented a client who was accused of felony strangulation and misdemeanor domestic assault.
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No Executed Jail Time Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree
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Case Dismissed Formal Title IX Hearing Avoided
Real People.
Real Results.
- Assault Charges
- Felony Theft
- Felony Stragulation
- Criminal Sexual Conduct 3rd Degree
- Formal Title IX Hearing Avoided