Violent Crimes

Charged With a Violent Crime in Alabama

Violent crime charges are extremely serious and can change your life instantly. A conviction may lead to long jail sentences, steep fines, and a permanent criminal record that affects your ability to work, find housing, or move forward with your life. If you or a loved one has been accused of a violent offense, you need legal representation as soon as possible.

At JB Brown Criminal Trial Practice, our defense team understands what is at stake. We investigate your case carefully, protect your rights, and work toward the strongest possible outcome.

Understanding Violent Crime Charges

Alabama considers violent crimes to be offenses involving force, physical harm, or threats against another person. These cases often move quickly, and the details surrounding the incident matter. Common violent crime charges include assault, robbery, domestic violence, manslaughter, murder, and kidnapping.

Each charge carries different penalties, but all can result in long-term consequences. Our attorneys help you understand what you are facing and what your options are.

How We Build Your Defense

Violent crime cases often involve conflicting stories, witness statements, and quickly evolving situations. We look closely at what happened, how the incident began, and whether law enforcement handled the case properly.

We build your defense by reviewing evidence, interviewing witnesses, examining police reports, and identifying mistakes or violations of your rights. Many cases involve issues such as self-defense, mistaken identity, or lack of intent. Our job is to bring these facts forward and fight for the best possible result.

Why Early Legal Help Matters

Violent crime cases demand fast action. The sooner our team becomes involved, the sooner we can begin protecting you. Early steps often include preserving evidence, contacting witnesses, and preventing harmful statements from being used against you.

Starting your defense early can make a significant difference in your case.