Miami Criminal Defense Lawyer Speaks Fluent Legalese

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 24, 2008 – Denver, Colorado–Jeffrey E. Feiler speaks fluent legalese, a term that implies legal writing that is difficult for laymen to read and understand, thus justifying higher attorney fees.  However, Feiler makes the complexity of criminal defense law readable to the average web surfer through his official website.  The website explains details of the criminal defense process that begins shortly after a formal charge or police investigation.  

The experienced Miami criminal defense lawyer explains that a criminal trial can last anywhere from a few days to a few years, depending on the complexities of the case as well as the compiling of admissible evidence.  Feiler then explains the full process of criminal arrest, which including bonding, case review, arraignment, discovery, plea negotiation, motion, hearing and trial.  It will be up to a judge or jury to determine the verdict based on evidence and application of the law.  Sentencing will follow, with the possibility of an appeal in special circumstances.

Feiler’s intent is to break down the complexities of the law so that all of his clients and potential clients can understand the criminal defense process.  He also offers representation in appropriate cases.  When detailing his qualifications to interested clients, Jeffrey Feiler cites his law experience in multiple states as well as his personal compassion.  

Criminal law in America may be complex but this Miami criminal defense lawyer believes he can help clients come to a better understanding and better yet, a not guilty verdict.

About Jeffrey E. Feiler: This Miami criminal defense lawyer has practiced law for over 20 years, first graduating from the University of Miami Law School.  He has also been elected as President of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and previously worked as a prosecutor for Janet Reno.