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Felonies

Felony charges are divided into four categories in the State of Alabama.

Class A -carries a sentence of 10 to 99 years
Class B – carries a sentence of 2 to 20 years
Class C -carries sentence of 1 year and a day up to 10 years
Class D – carries a a sentence of 1 year and a day up to 5 years

Each Felony may come with protentional court costs and fines.

Misdemeanor crimes

Misdemeanor Charges are divided into to three categories in the State of Alabana

Class A -carries a sentence of up to 12 months
Class B- carries a senteence up to 6 months
Class C- Carries a sentence up to 3 months

The Borom Law firm’s experienced lawyers are here to help you navigate the intricate avenues regarding Criminal Law

Probation and Parole Hearings

Were you granted probation and/or parole and have been alleged to have violated the conditions? You may be facing a revocation. You may be in jeopardy of getting your probation and/or parole sentence extended, or revoked. There are other alternatives in which a Judge may Dip or Dunk you, both carry jail sentences.

Do not hesitate to call for a free consultation. We are here to help you understand the process and advocate on your behalf

Bond Hearings

A person may be placed on bond while awaiting a court date. In the interim, you may be released from jail and placed on bond. If you have been accused of commiting a crime or violating conditions of the bond agreement, you could be facing bond revocation and placed in jail.

We are here to aggressively fight for you.

Expungements

A proceeding in which one petitions to have their record sealed or destroyed, making the records unavailable to the general public.

Alabama residents who have been convicted of previous crimes may be eligble to have their record expunged. Crimes that may be expunged include; non violent felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic crimes.

We want to help you CLEAR YOUR RECORD

Federal Charges

Which are different from state criminal charges, proceed through the federal court system where sentencing is often harsher.

The Borom Law Firm is equipped to handle these types of cases. Let us be your voice

Trial Lawyers

Facing a Trial? We are ready for War, are You?

We are ready to Fight for you

Practice Areas

Vehicular Homicide

Manslaughter

Murder

Assault

Rape

Kidnapping

Robbery

Burglary

Abuse

Theft

Breaking and Entering

Conspiracy

Criminal Trespass

Drug Crimes (Trafficking, Distribution, Possession, Paraphernalia)

Disorderly Conduct

Domestic Violence

DUI

Gun Charges

Traffic Violations

Federal Crimes

Expungements

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Obstructing Justice

Domestic Violence

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Rape

Kidnapping

Abuse

Theft

Breaking and Entering

Conspiracy

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Disorderly Conduct

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Frequently asked questions

Let us be your legal voice – Contact us today.

Should I hire a lawyer?

If you have been accused of a crime, the criminal system can be intimidating and confusing. You need a knowledgeable advocate to represent you through the process. The prosecutor and law enforcement may not be on your side but the Borom Law firm is here to help you understand your rights and options.

Can I get out on bail if I am charged with a crime?

You can be released on bail pending trial at the discretion of the Judge. The amount of bail will depend upon the seriousness of the offense, whether you are a danger to yourself and/ or society, and whether you are a flight risk. In Alabama, there is a Bail Schedule that helps establish setting bail for persons charged with bailable offenses. Violent Crimes are subject to Aniah’s Law. Aniah’s Law is meant to deny bail to offenders accused of a violent crime. The prosecutor must prove by clear and convincing evidence why bail should be denied. The Borom Law Firm wants to help you navigate through this process.

Can I get my charges dismissed?

Yes, If there is not sufficient evidence against you to proceed to trial, It I s possible to have criminal charges dismissed.

Should I plead guilty?

You should consider ALL the facts before making a decision regarding a plea. The Prosecutor has the burden of proving that you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.