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Criminal Law in Lebanon

When certain conduct is dangerous to citizens or deemed damaging to society as a whole, it is termed a crime and is punishable by fines and/or imprisonment. Statutes are enacted to deliver justice to the victim. A person suspected of criminal activity is charged and can be convicted based on his or her admission of guilt or after trial. The overall process consists of investigation, arrest, conviction, and sentencing. At all stages, the person is entitled to certain fundamental rights including the right to an attorney and to a speedy trial.

If you are faced with criminal charges, you can count on the Lebanon criminal law firm of Lowery, Lowery & Cherry PLLC to provide you with an aggressive criminal defense. The attorneys of Lowery, Lowery & Cherry PLLC will ensure that all of your legal rights are secured throughout all stages of the criminal process.

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