Consult with a Proven Zionsville Criminal Defense Lawyer

The proven Zionsville criminal defense lawyers at Hackman Hulett LLP have experience defending clients involved in criminal claims in the state of Indiana. Zionsville criminal defense attorneys are knowledgeable in all areas of general criminal law, including but not limited to burglary, homicide and forgery cases in Zionsville, Indiana. Clients will have the confidence of knowing that their case is being handled by an experienced and knowledgeable Zionsville criminal defense lawyer.

The Zionsville criminal defense attorneys have experience defending clients in criminal law matters involving:

• Zionsville Burglary Lawyer
• Zionsville Capital Offense Lawyer
• Zionsville Criminal Fraud Lawyer
• Zionsville DUI/DWI Lawyer
• Zionsville Extortion Lawyer
• Zionsville Forgery Lawyer
• Zionsville Habeas Corpus Lawyer
• Zionsville Homicide Lawyer
• Zionsville Mail Fraud Lawyer

• Zionsville Manslaughter Lawyer
• Zionsville Parole and Probation Lawyer
• Zionsville Search and Seizure Lawyer
• Zionsville Sexual Assault Lawyer
• Zionsville Shoplifting Lawyer
• Zionsville Theft Lawyer
• Zionsville Traffic Violations Lawyer
• Zionsville Wiretapping Lawyer

Experienced Zionsville Criminal Defense Attorney

Indiana criminal law underlines the rules of law established by state and federal governments to set a standard of conduct for people to obey. Any action or failure to act in violation of a law commanding or forbidding it is classified a “crime”. A crime is defined as conduct that threatens, harms or endangers the safety of people and is split into four major sub-categories: fatal offenses, personal offenses, property offenses and participatory offenses.

Fatal offenses typically revolve around homicide and manslaughter, while personal offenses deal with instances of assault and battery, rape and sexual abuse. Property offenses in Indiana include breaking and entering, burglary and theft. Aiding in a criminal act would result in a participatory offense.

In Criminal Defense Law, the suit is initiated by the state or federal government through a prosecutor rather than being initiated by the victim, as it is in civil law. Plaintiffs in a civil law suit only need to show by a preponderance of the evidence that a defendant is 51% or more liable (responsible) for the damages. But, the prosecutor in a criminal defense law case has to prove to the judge or jury “beyond a reasonable doubt” that the defendant is guilty of the crime charged.

Trusted Zionsville Criminal Defense Law Firm

The Zionsville criminal defense lawyers at Hackman Hulett LLP are distinguished by a history of successful criminal law claim recoveries and resolutions. For experienced representation in a dispute over criminal conduct, contact the Zionsville criminal defense attorneys at Hackman Hulett LLP in Indiana.