Internet Crimes
Chandler Criminal Law Firm Defending Those Charged with Internet Crimes
As the Internet grows, people keep finding ways to use it to collect and use data — often in ways that challenge the law or may infringe upon the rights of others. The legislature has tried to keep up by drafting laws that criminalize certain online behavior, but their efforts often result in laws that are too harsh or which can be interpreted unfairly.
If you have been charged with an Internet crime, it is imperative that you retain a criminal defense lawyer who is knowledgeable about computer crimes, the latest Internet law, and how to mount an effective defense.
Allen & Associates, PLC is committed to keeping up to date on all changes in the law, and particularly as it pertains to Internet crimes. We consider it an important component of our practice to be at the forefront of this newly emerging are of criminal law.
When it comes to a charge involving Internet crime, don't trust your freedom with just any criminal defense lawyer. Contact our office today to schedule a free consultation with a lawyer who is committed to this area and to protecting your rights.
Aggressive, Knowledgeable Computer Crimes Defense
Attorney Jamal F. Allen handles a wide variety of Internet crimes including:
- "Cyber stalking"
- Identity theft
- Credit card fraud
- Billing Fraud
- Embezzlement
- Illegal sale of prescription medication
- Online drug sales
- Online sales of weapons
Attorney Allen handles Internet offenses in both state and federal courts. He understands the differences in the two systems and has extensive trial experience in both. He knows how to bargain effectively with both Arizona and federal prosecutors and how to present a persuasive case in either court.
Internet cases frequently involve technical issues, and we often confer with experts on hacking and computer security. These experts can show any weaknesses in the prosecution's evidence. Many of these cases hang on technical details, and we know how to find the details that other attorneys — and prosecutors — may miss.
Whether they are charged as a federal or a state crime, Internet charges are serious. They require serious, committed criminal defense. Contact our office today to schedule a free consultation.
