The St. George criminal defense lawyers at Salcido Law Firm represent individuals charged
with all types of crimes throughout Southern Utah. Our law office is located in the heart of St. George, Washington County. From DUI, marijuana possession, and felony drug charges, to theft, assault, and domestic violence, we know the criminal laws in Utah and will guide you throughthis difficult process. It doesn’t matter if you are in Moab, Beaver, Cedar City, Kanab, Ivins, or anywhere in between, we can help. Our defense team travels throughout the state defending the accused. We strongly believe in the principal of innocent until proven guilty. We will never judge you for the crimes you have been charged with.
Southern Utah DUI Attorney
If you have been charged with a DUI in Southern Utah, you are facing potentially tough penalties including possible jail time. It is extremely important to consult with an attorney prior to making any decision on your own. An advocate at our office can meet with you for free and explain all of your rights and defenses. Often, a DUI charge can be reduced or even dismissed depending on the circumstances of the case. We have considerable experience in defending theses type of charges and our record of success is lengthy. Since we do not charge for the initial consultation, there is no reason to at least sit down with a member of our team today and find out what your facing. Whether your DUI was alcohol or drug related, we can help. For more information on field sobriety tests, breath tests, and more, you can visit here.
Criminal Defense Law Firm | St. George | Cedar City
You do not have to go through this alone. Everyone has the right to an attorney when charged with a crime. Call us today at 801.618.1334 to meet with an attorney in our criminal defense law firm in St. George. From Fillmore to Kanab, you can get us started on your case now. You can also send us an email anytime with your information and one of our St. George Criminal Defense Attorneys will get back to you as soon as possible.
