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WARNING: If You Are Facing Criminal Charges in Las Vegas or Salt Lake City…

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Your FREEDOM is potentially at stake. A criminal conviction can have a huge impact on your job, relationships, and your future. You need to act fast.

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A Criminal Conviction in Las Vegas or Salt Lake City Can Have Lasting, Life-Changing Consequences

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Criminal charges threaten more than your immediate freedom—it carries serious, life-altering consequences. If convicted, you could face jail time, career-ending repercussions, and permanent restrictions on your rights. Here’s what’s at risk:

  • Your Freedom Is on the Line — A conviction can mean jail, probation, or prison time. Strict conditions could limit your movement, career, and future opportunities.
  • Your Reputation Will Take a Hit — Criminal charges are public record. Employers, landlords, and even friends or family may judge you based on an accusation alone—regardless of the outcome.
  • Your Parenting Rights Could Disappear — Convictions of certain crimes can limit custody and visitation or even result in parental rights being terminated.
  • Your Gun Rights Are on the Chopping Block — Felony and certain misdemeanor convictions mean you can’t own, carry, or purchase a firearm—possibly for life.
  • Your Future Job Options Will Shrink — Many careers—especially government jobs, law enforcement, and childcare—require security clearances you may no longer pass.
  • Your Immigration Status Is at Risk — If you’re not a U.S. citizen, you could face deportation, denial of re-entry, or losing your shot at a green card or citizenship.
  • Your Career Could Be Over — A conviction can lead to losing your professional license, disqualifying you from jobs in law, medicine, finance, and more. You'll have to explain your conviction to every new job.
  • Your Right to Vote Could Disappear — A conviction for certain crimes can strip you of voting rights in state and federal elections, taking away your ability to have a say.
  • Your Education Could Be Cut Off — A drug conviction or serious felony could make you ineligible for student loans, grants, and financial aid.
  • Your Military Career Could Be Over — A conviction can stop you from enlisting or force an immediate discharge, ending any future in the armed forces.