Call Sankey Law Criminal Defense Today At: (781)930-3127
We have extensive experience appearing in local district courts and at magistrate’s hearings for many years. In fact, our law firm founder, Jeff Sankey, was previously a military defense attorney and a judge in the Marine Corps. This experience has proven valuable for both military and civilian clients who are confronting criminal matters in Massachusetts. When adults or juveniles find themselves facing criminal charges involving drunk driving, drug possession, domestic violence, or any other criminal defense law offense, they can count on Sankey Law Criminal Defense to provide the experienced and aggressive criminal defense legal representation they need.
Call Sankey Law Criminal Defense Today At: (781)930-3127
To speak with an experienced criminal defense lawyer in Massachusetts contact Sankey Law Criminal Defense. With offices in Boston, Braintree, and Mansfield, we are equipped to serve clients throughout Bristol County, Plymouth County and Norfolk County, including Attleboro, Taunton, Brockton, and surrounding areas.
Massachusetts Criminal Defense Lawyers
Call Sankey Law Criminal Defense Today At: (781)930-3127
Massachusetts Courts Bar Warrantless Vehicle Searches Based On Marijuana Odor
By Sankey Law on August 15, 2014 Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court refused to uphold warrantless searches of motor vehicles which the police had attempted to justify based upon officers’ detection of a smell of marijuana emanating from the vehicles. Read More
Felony Fake ID Charge in Massachusetts
By Sankey Law, August 11, 2015 There are serious criminal consequences in Massachusetts for offenses involving false identification cards, and police are very aggressive in detecting and prosecuting these offenses. It is against the law in Massachusetts to falsely make or alter a driver’s license or other forms of identification. Read More
Sankey Law Criminal Defense is committed to serving the legal needs of each client — whether that means fighting an OUI/DUI arrest, drug related charges, or other criminal charge in Massachusetts.