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Gwinnett County Criminal Defense Attorney You Can Reach
If you’re facing criminal charges in Gwinnett County, you need a local attorney who knows how the courthouse works—and who will take your situation seriously. Giannini Law Office, PC focuses its criminal defense practice in Gwinnett County, helping people facing serious misdemeanors and felony charges protect their rights and pursue the strongest possible outcome. With more than 25 years of courtroom experience, Attorney Robert Giannini brings a steady, disciplined approach shaped by his service as a former U.S. Army officer. Most importantly, you get direct communication and clear answers, so you’re not left guessing about what comes next.
Clear Direction When Everything Feels Uncertain
Being arrested—or even learning you’re under investigation—can feel terrifying. You may be worried about jail, your job, your family, and the impact a charge could have on your record. It’s also easy to feel intimidated by the process: hearings, bond, deadlines, and decisions that move fast. Giannini Law Office, PC helps you understand your options in plain language and builds a defense plan designed around your facts, your goals, and the reality of how Gwinnett County cases move through court.
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Criminal Charges We Commonly Defend in Gwinnett
Every case is different, but the concerns are often the same: “What am I facing, and how do I protect my future?” The firm defends a wide range of charges in Gwinnett County, including:
- Felony charges (including serious allegations and high-stakes cases)
- Serious misdemeanors (where consequences can still be life-changing)
- DUI and serious traffic-related charges
- Drug charges (possession, distribution allegations, and more)
- Theft and fraud-related offenses
- Assault and violent crime allegations
- Domestic violence-related accusations
What a Strong Defense Strategy Looks Like
A good defense isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s careful, proactive, and built on details.
Early Intervention
The earlier your attorney is involved, the more options may be available—sometimes even before charges are finalized.
Thorough Investigation
Police reports, witness statements, bodycam footage, and timelines matter. Your defense should be built on evidence, not assumptions.
Protecting Your Rights
If a stop, search, or interrogation crossed legal lines, that can change the entire case. These issues are identified and challenged through motions when appropriate.
Smart Negotiation and Court Readiness
Many cases can be improved through effective negotiation, including reduced charges or alternative resolutions when available. If the case must be tried, your defense must be prepared like it’s going to court.
How the Process Usually Works
Most people have never been through the criminal court system—and the unknown is often the worst part. Here’s what typically happens:
Initial conversation and case review
You’ll discuss what happened, what you’ve been told, and what’s most at risk for you.
Immediate next-step planning
If a court date is approaching, we prioritize urgent deadlines, bond issues, and early decisions that can shape the case.
Evidence review and defense development
We analyze the state’s allegations, identify weak points, and gather what supports your side.
Negotiation and motion practice
Where appropriate, we pursue dismissals, reductions, or alternative outcomes—and file motions that challenge unreliable evidence.
Resolution or trial preparation
Whether the case resolves or proceeds, the goal is the same: protect your future with a strategy built for your situation.
Common Questions About Criminal Defense in Gwinnett County
Do I need a lawyer for a felony charge in Georgia?
Felony charges can carry life-altering consequences, including jail or prison, heavy fines, and long-term record impact. Having an attorney early helps you avoid missteps and build a plan before the case gains momentum.
What will a criminal defense attorney do for me in Lawrenceville?
Your attorney reviews the allegations, protects your rights, speaks on your behalf in court, and works toward the best available outcome—whether that’s dismissal, reduced charges, or another resolution that protects your future.
Should I talk to police if I think I’m under investigation?
In most situations, it’s safer to speak with an attorney first. Early legal guidance can prevent statements or misunderstandings from being used against you later.
Can charges be reduced or dismissed?
It depends on evidence, procedure, and the specific facts. A defense attorney can challenge weak proof, negotiate strategically, and pursue options that may not be obvious without local experience.
Take the First Step Toward Protecting Your Future
If you or a loved one is facing charges in Gwinnett County, getting clear guidance quickly can make a meaningful difference. Giannini Law Office, PC keeps its practice intentionally focused so each case receives real attention, not rushed decisions. Reach out today for a confidential conversation about what you’re facing and what to do next.