Georgia law may dictate the rules for a criminal case, but facts ultimately determine the outcome. Attorney Simon Peed knows how to use the facts of your case to build a strong defense and protect your rights. No criminal defense is built on a single fact—judges and juries will look at the full picture, and Attorney Simon Peed ensures that every detail works to your advantage.
How Factual Defenses Work:
Building a defense starts with examining all the evidence and facts related to your case. Some defenses are only viable if certain facts are proven, and their strength depends on how they align with the broader circumstances of the case. For example:
- Self-Defense Claims: These may require evaluating the age, weight, height, gender, and history between the parties involved, along with the specific events leading up to the incident.
- Mistaken Identity or Alibi: This defense relies on details such as witness accounts, physical evidence, and time logs to show you were not present at the scene.
The Role of Your Input:
Your detailed recollection of the events surrounding your case is invaluable. Attorney Simon Peed may ask you to document everything you remember about the incident, arrest, and relevant history. However, before you put anything in writing, consult Simon to ensure that your notes remain confidential and are protected from misuse by the prosecution.
Why Time is Critical:
Evidence, witnesses, and memories fade over time. Acting quickly to gather and preserve facts is essential to building a robust defense. Attorney Simon Peed knows how to analyze the details, uncover hidden truths, and use them to craft a strategy that works in your favor.
