A Providence criminal defense attorney represents people charged with crimes in Providence County courts. The work includes appearing at arraignment, arguing bail conditions, reviewing prosecution discovery, filing pre-trial motions (especially motions to suppress unlawfully obtained evidence), negotiating plea agreements, trying cases before juries when necessary, and handling appeals when convictions go wrong. A Providence criminal defense attorney also advises clients on the collateral consequences of conviction including license loss, immigration impact, professional licensing, and employment background checks. Free consultations at 401-573-2265.
