Sep 21, 2021
September 21, 2021 - /PressAdvantage/ - Long Island, NY-- Being charged with a crime in New York can have serious repercussions. Few people are more aware of this better than New York domestic violence lawyer Jason Bassett. The impacts of a criminal conviction could be severe and can often even change the trajectory of a person's whole life. Mr. Bassett believes that no one needs to face the criminal justice system on their own and without the advantage of a skilled and experienced criminal defense attorney.
As an experienced domestic violence lawyer, Mr. Bassett knows that the quality of criminal defense that an individual gets if they are charged with a crime can make a significant difference. Whether the charges get dismissed, reduced, a plea deal is put forward, or if they end up in jail or prison and for how long, can typically depend on the work of their defense lawyer. Whether an individual has been charged with burglary, assault, homicide, domestic violence, or perhaps a DWI or DUI, a criminal charge and conviction can haunt them for years to come. This is why it is critical to have the representation of someone with the knowledge, experience, and perseverance to fight for the defendant's rights.
"While criminal penalties and jail time are difficult enough, the way criminal convictions and charges impact the rest of the suspect's life can be similarly destructive," stated Mr. Bassett. "An accused can be punished and serve their time, and yet for the rest of their life, there is a reminder that they are still considered a criminal in society's eyes. A criminal charge can impact an individual's future work, academic opportunities, professional licenses and certifications, and involvement in specific federal government programs. Each time that individual makes an application for a job, the potential company will take a look at them differently. A well-crafted criminal defense is important to secure my clients not just from the criminal punishment itself but also these other long-term collateral effects."
As a former district attorney, Mr. Bassett has observed the other side of the criminal justice system and the way numerous defendants feel they are without power within the system. He has since turned his sights to criminal defense in order to level the playing field and safeguard the rights of those who may have been charged at both the federal or state level. Both clients and other attorneys continue to offer favorable reviews and testimonials when it comes to their work together.
Sylvia Norris from New York states: "Jason is professional and very easy to work with. My son needed his services for a certain incident. He was really helpful and considerate. He didn't judge my son and worked only with facts. Jason is a great person. Thank you. Thank you so much."
In our legal justice system, a defendant has important rights, and it is the criminal defense lawyer's task to support those rights. With more than 21 years in the criminal justice system, Mr. Bassett has dedicated his practice to securing the rights of his clients in and out of the courtroom. Learn more about him at https://goo.gl/maps/UNRb4rJxfgK8THie6
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