At Hanson, Gorian, Bradford & Hanich, we are committed to defending
the rights of those who face the potentially dire legal consequences of
a criminal conviction in California.
Following the leadership of Attorney Gorian, our team will work tirelessly
to make sure that your right to a fair and just trial will not be disregarded
by the prosecutor or the courts.
Our criminal attorney in Riverside County has experience with the following
criminal defense matters:
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DUI Defense: California law prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle while under the
influence of alcohol or drugs. In many cases, the state will try to prove
that the defendant’s blood alcohol content (BAC) was above the legal
limit. If the prosecutor can successfully demonstrate that the defendant’s
drunk driving caused serious bodily injury, the penalties and stakes can
dramatically increase.
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Drug Crimes: The legal landscape for drug offenses in California has undergone significant
changes in recent years. However, the possession, distributions, and trafficking
of illegal substances remains a significant criminal offense under both
California and federal law.
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Domestic Violence: A successful conviction for domestic violence can have life-changing repercussions.
However, many domestic violence cases are very complicated, as the distinction
between victim and aggression is often blurred.
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Juvenile Defense: Children who are entangled with the law at a young age are the focus of
special legal issues that are handled by the Division of Juvenile Justice.
We have experience advising parents, guardians, and caretakers of children
who face juvenile delinquency charges.
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Sex Crimes and Reduction of Time Registered: A sex crime accusation can ruin your life and reputation, but not all
offenses are created equally. Fortunately, we can fight to reduce or dismiss
your charges – or defend you in a “he said, she said”
situation. When it comes to convictions, our attorneys can also use
Senate Bill 384 to help reduce the amount of time you appear in state or local criminal
offender record information systems.
