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Kirk Lechtenberger has extensive experience and an excellent track record as a criminal defense attorney defending the rights of people arrested for and accused of criminal offenses.
Kirk works with other professionals to maximize positive results including; licensed private investigators, forensice accountants, board certified toxicologists, and other critical professionals.
He has a strong federal and state criminal practice including:
- Government Investigations
- Bank fraud
- Money laundering
- Computer fraud
- Embezzlement
- White collar criminal defense
- Health care fraud
- Insurance fraud
- Money laundering
- DWI/DUI (Driving While Intoxicated/Driving Under the Influence)
- Drug offenses (Marijuana/Pot, Cocaine, Heroin, Meth)
- Murder
- Violent crimes
- Sex offenses
 Drugs
Conviction for drug possession, trafficking, sale or distribution carries devastating consequences. Individuals facing serious drug charges require a serious, experienced criminal defense attorney to fight for their rights.
Non-violent DWI
The most important step an individual can take immediately following a driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrest is hiring an aggressive criminal defense attorney experienced in handling such cases.
Murder
Though murder is a first degree felony, there are many "lesser included" charges of manslaughter (a second degree felony) and criminal negligent homicide (a state jail felony). Given the wide range of ways a "murder" can be charged, it is imperative that individuals facing murder charges hire an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as an investigation is launched.
Sex Crimes
In Texas, sex crimes charges are serious, and a conviction results in serious consequences. Even being investigated for this type of charge, an individual can have their personal and profession reputation ruined.
Violent Crime
Violent crimes charges such as aggravated assault can result in serious convictions and serious punishments. With possible sentencing of up to 20 years in prison, hiring an aggressive, experienced defense attorney can mean the difference between freedom and years in prison.
White Collar
Crimes that do not involve physical violence, and that relate largely to financial matters, are often called "white-collar crimes." White-collar crimes involve most of the same legal principles as do other crimes, and people charged with white-collar crimes have the same rights and protections as defendants accused of other crimes.
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