About Mitchell Elman

At the Law Offices of Mitchell Elman, our criminal defense attorneys represent clients accused of crimes and municipal offenses, including traffic tickets. Our attorneys are experienced trial lawyers, fully prepared to provide our clients with sound counsel and powerful advocacy. If you require a criminal lawyer in, we are prepared to assist you.

Our criminal defense practice

Attorneys at our firm are prepared to represent clients in courts throughout New York, New Jersey and Long Island in a wide range of criminal cases:

•Drug crimes, drug possession, school zone offenses, drug distribution, prescription drugs, public park or housing project charge, maintaining or operating a production facility, leader of a narcotic trafficking network, booby trapped & fortified property used to distribute cds

•Theft crimes, shoplifting, theft by unlawful taking, theft by deception, auto theft, receiving stolen property, theft of services

•Assault and threat crimes, assault, aggravated assault, harassment, battery, stalking,terroristic threats

•Domestic violence, domestic assault, restraining orders, violation of restraining orders

•Juvenile offenses, family court and criminal court

•White collar crime, fraud, embezzlement

•Weapon Offenses and Gun Charges like Possession of a Handgun Without a Permit, Possession of a Weapon for Unlawful Purpose, and the Graves Act

•Internet crime

•Disorderly Conduct

•Arrest Warrant issues including all forms of Bench Warrant

Experienced criminal law attorneys fighting for you

We take a thoughtful and thorough approach to criminal defense, determining in each case whether the client’s interests will be best served by applying for pretrial intervention, conditional discharge, going to trial or negotiating a plea bargain, and then crafting the appropriate strategy.

Exercise your Constitutional right to remain silent

If you are under suspicion, have been arrested, or have been charged with a crime, it is extremely important that you exercise your right to remain silent until you have a lawyer present. Be polite, but be firm—do not answer any questions for law enforcement officials or prosecutors until you have spoken to an attorney.

If you would like to discuss your specific situation with one of our criminal attorneys, please contact our office and arrange a free consultation.