Criminal defense attorney reveals best domestic violence defense and warns against pleading guilty if charged with family violence – Cleveland, OH

Top criminal attorney Edward La Rue in Cleveland, OH, explains why it's imperative not to plead guilty if charged with domestic violence. For more information please visit www.edwardrlarue.com

Cleveland, OH, United States - September 7, 2018 /MM-REB/ —

In a recent interview, leading criminal attorney Edward La Rue in Cleveland, OH, revealed the best defense strategy when facing a domestic violence charge.

For more information please visit http://www.edwardrlarue.com

When asked to comment, La Rue said, “Having domestic violence charges filed against you can come as a big blow. When going up against such serious allegations, hire a seasoned criminal lawyer who can help formulate the best defense strategy for your case.”

A great defense to deploy in a domestic violence case, according to La Rue, is to find weaknesses in the prosecution’s evidence and the gathering of that evidence.

“One way to go about this is to prove the prosecutor – who carries the burden of proving the defendant’s guilt - lacks sufficient evidence. Frequently, the evidence presented isn’t enough, or is not sufficiently reliable for a domestic violence conviction to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.”

Exposing and exploiting holes with the prosecution's case can also help in revealing that a false accusation where no physical altercation took place, is easily brought, but is unlikely to be proven under the law if challenged aggressively by skilled defense counsel.

“Unfortunately, with the increase in domestic violence rates around the country comes an increase in false accusations. False allegations are often made when one partner stands to gain something in a divorce, such as winning a child custody suit or getting a larger settlement,” La Rue said.

He added that, “If this is the case, then you and your attorney could work toward building a defense by finding inconsistencies in legal arguments, testimonies, and police records and establishing a motive for a false accusation.”

Showing that the prosecution is attempting to convict the wrong suspect is another common defense strategy, according to La Rue.

“In going this route, your attorney will attempt to prove that you were far removed from the alleged physical incident. Providing a foolproof alibi by getting two solid witnesses to testify regarding your whereabouts is one of the best ways to do this,” he said.

He added that the accused could also use technology to prove their innocence.

When asked to elaborate he said, “Another compelling way to prove your alibi is by providing photos of videos that have been time stamped showing you far away from where the alleged incident happened.” “Also, given the data produced by our electronic devices we carry everyday such as our phone, laptop, and/or tablet, a great deal of evidence can be obtained to prove the whereabouts of those items at any given time, and thus, their owner.”

All of this is why La Rue warned that pleading guilty or “no contest” at the outset will not only hurt your case, it may be impossible to resurrect it.

“Even with the best criminal attorney and the perfect defense strategy, your chance of reaching a positive outcome decreases significantly once you plead guilty to a domestic violence charge," he said.

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Contact Info:
Name: Edward R. La Rue
Organization: Edward R. La Rue
Address: 820 W Superior Ave #840, Cleveland, OH 44113, USA
Phone: 216-696-8995

For more information, please visit http://www.edwardrlarue.com

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