Los Angeles Federal Property Crimes Attorney

Accused of Committing a Crime on Federal Property?

When you commit a crime while on or visiting federal property that crime gets elevated into a federal offense. Federal offenses carry with them much more serious consequences than regular criminal offenses and could include hefty fines and even prison time.

Contact Martinian & Associates Inc. today for your free consultation.

Committing any of the following crimes while on federal property constitutes a federal crime:

• Vandalism
• Trespassing
• Theft
• Arson
• Burglary
• Drug offenses
• DUI

Federal property crime can be especially damaging to a suspected individual's life due to the fact that these federal offenses can also be tried as felonies. That means that not only will that individual be tried at the federal level but also at the state level. All penalties and punishments resulting from a federal conviction will be added on top of the state penalties resulting from a felony conviction.

Federal property crimes are very serious matters, which due their potentially dire consequences, should not be taken lightly. If you stand accused of committing any crime on federal property, it is absolutely essential to speak to a Los Angeles federal property defense lawyer immediately.

Federal Property Crimes Lawyer in Los Angeles

At Martinian & Associates, we know how serious even the most seemingly insignificant can be if committed on federal property. Our attorneys will help you fight these sometimes inflated charges and help ensure you do not get taken advantage of. They have every right to receive a fair trial and not have to pay a horrible price for a momentary lapse in judgment.

Most people are unaware that committing a crime on federal property brings with it heightened, federal charges. Do not fall victim to this little known technicality of the law. Call one of our highly skilled and knowledgeable attorneys today; your future well-being can absolutely depend on the outcome of your case.

Contact a Los Angeles federal property crimes attorney if you stand accused of committing a crime on federal property.