Criminal Defense FAQs

When you've been accused of a crime, it's important to know what you're up against. An experienced criminal defense lawyer like Joseph A. Paletta, can help you through what may be the most difficult time of your life. He is an expert in determining the best defense tactic for each individual case. You might have a lot of questions about what you have been accused of, what your options are, and if your rights have been violated. Attorney Paletta can help.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a crime?
• What is a white collar crime?
• What is parole?
• What is the difference between probation and parole?
• Do I have a choice of counsel?
• What are physical sobriety tests?
• What are the consequences if I refuse to perform these tests?
• Do I have the right to challenge a police search of my home, business, or other place?
• What are the exceptions to the search warrant requirement?
• Under what circumstances can a police officer execute the search of automobiles and other vehicles without a warrant?
• Can I still defend against searches with a warrant?
• Who is an alibi witness?