Massachusetts Criminal Lawyer
Massachusetts Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Civil Litigation Attorney
Boston criminal defense lawyer and family law attorney George N. Papachristos provides outstanding legal representation to clients with respect to a broad range of legal matters. Prior founding The Law Office of George N. Papachristos, he spent several years as a Massachusetts prosecutor. This experience has given him a strong knowledge of the law, the Criminal Justice system, and the Massachusetts court system, enabling him to be a strong advocate for his clients.
Experienced Milton Criminal Attorney
As a former prosecutor, Mr. Papachristos has significant courtroom experience in the area of criminal law. This experience has given him valuable insight into the workings of a criminal case. He spent years working alongside other prosecutors as well as police officers, giving him the ability to understand the complex and intricate aspects of the investigation and prosecution of criminal cases. He knows what a criminal defendant is up against and will work tirelessly to protect his clients’ rights, while also trying to reach a favorable resolution for them, if and when such resolution is possible.
The U.S. Constitution provides criminal defendants with certain rights. It is of the utmost importance that an individual retains an attorney that is aware of his or her rights, and is able to strategically assert them for their protection. In any criminal case, the prosecution has the burden of proving the case beyond a reasonable doubt. Without the representation of an aggressive criminal defense attorney, a defendant or the subject of an investigation may unnecessarily provide information that assists the prosecution with its case. Whether you have been charged with a vehicular crime or are the subject of a drug investigation, Milton criminal lawyer George N. Papachristos has the experience and skills to help you. We will work vigorously to get any charges dismissed, and if that is not possible, we will work with you to determine whether to try to negotiate a plea or move forward to trial.