Weapons Defense Lawyer ◊ Gun Crime Attorney
Weapons charges can be difficult and confusing to understand. Often the charges are a matter of interpretation. If you are facing a weapons charge, it is essential to have a weapons defense lawyer who knows the California criminal code well and has the ability to negotiate and litigate on your behalf — an attorney from the Rueb, Motta & Manoukian law firm.
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Assault Weapons. California Criminal Code.
What is legal in Nevada can be illegal in California. People who feel they legally purchased an assault weapon, for example, can still be faced with a weapons charge.
- With any weapons charge — especially for assault weapons or machine guns — the legal definitions can be interpreted in several ways. At Rueb, Motta & Manoukian, we use our current understanding of those interpretations to defend our clients against questionable charges.
- California's stringent gun laws can place our clients in difficult positions with regard to registration and legality of weapons. We have the technical understanding to challenge weapons definitions, interpretations of those definitions, and the charges that result.
- If your arrest for any other criminal offense led to a weapons charge, the weapons charge can add significantly to the seriousness of your case. Make sure you have a lawyer who has the experience and knowledge you need. We have handled several weapons cases and have had great success.
Before you discuss a weapons charge with anyone else (including law enforcement and prosecutors), contact a weapons defense lawyer at Rueb, Motta & Manoukian.
The attorneys at Rueb, Motta & Manoukian are well known and respected throughout the legal community and among our clients. From our offices in Contra Costa County, we serve clients throughout California and Nevada with an emphasis on the greater San Francisco Bay area. Our experience and expertise are available to you.
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