The Law Office of James Clark
Being accused of a crime is a stressful, frightening, and often confusing experience. It can severely disrupt and derail your entire life. The police, prosecutors, and judges don’t have your best interests at heart. Even friends and family who want to help might give you wrong information or misinformed advice.
Contact The Law Office of James Clark today to protect your rights and your future!
If you are accused of a crime:
I have the skills, experience, and passion that you need in a lawyer.
From low-level misdemeanors to the most severe felonies, all criminal charges can carry serious and life altering consequences. You need someone on your side to protect your rights and your future! I have experience in all areas of criminal law including:
Even when your case is dismissed or you are found not guilty, an arrest record can continue to haunt you for many years, showing up on background checks for housing, jobs, professional licenses and more.
However, you may be eligible to get an order of expunction or non-disclosure from the court, allowing you to move on with your life.
Were you arrested or targeted by law enforcement for protesting, political organizing, or exercising your First Amendment rights? Is law enforcement trying to question you about your political activities or political beliefs? Does your case involve issues of police abuse or misconduct?
Your rights to political dissent and to be free from abuse by law enforcement are paramount.
The struggle for freedom and dignity is not limited to the courtroom and other halls of power. Most of it takes place in neighborhoods, classrooms, community centers, streets, and public forums. Throughout my legal career I have engaged in popular education and civic engagement. Our communities and movements are stronger when we understand our grassroots histories, the legal system, and how the two interrelate.
I am available to speak with your high school, college, or law school classes; student groups; community and activist organizations; independent media projects; and elsewhere. Topics include:
