Attorney For Juveniles and College Students
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Attorney Paul Moraski
Attorney Moraski is on call 24/7, 365 days a year to help you get through your criminal case. So, don’t wait until it is too late, give Attorney Moraski a call immediately so he can start working on your case and give you a free phone consultation at (978) 397-0011.Testimonials
“I refer my clients to just one criminal attorney and that is Attorney Paul Moraski. I follow-up with my clients about their criminal cases and all of them have nothing but good things to say about Attorney Moraski. He gets the necessary results in some really tough cases.”
-Heather
“Paul is the man I would never recommend anyone else BUT him. Hes gone above and beyond for me. Thanks Paul!”
“He Saved My Careeer! He Even Allowed Me To Make Payment Arrangements With Him. I’ve Unfortunately Had To Hire A Few Attorneys Over The Past Few Years And He BY FAR Has Been The BEST! I’ve Never Seen Such A Sharp Dressed Attorney In Court Either Plus He Has An Excellent Relationship With The ADA’s and Judges. Look No Further, This Man Will Help You Through Your Legal Situation. Thank GOD I Found Him!”
“Attorney Paul Moraski provided great support and was honest from the start. I was accused of theft, but he miraculously got it dropped. Its not even on my record! The truth will always come to light and he provided that light! Thank You Paul!”Juvenile Offenses
A common mistake that people often make is that a young person must be at least 18 years old to be charged as an adult. In Massachusetts, as far as the Courts are concerned, the age to be charged as an adult is 17 years old. Additionally, Juveniles who are under the age of 17 years old, may also be tried as an adult for the more serious crimes like, Armed Robbery and Murder. If the Commonwealth chooses to indict the Juvenile on a more serious crime, the Juvenile will be classified as “Youthful Offender” status.
When representing Juvenile Clients my main concerning is for their future. I realize that most important thing is to protect a Juvenile’s record, so they can go on with their life and continue their plans for the future. Most of my Juvenile Clients have plans to attend college, eventually start their careers and become productive members of society.
I represent Juvenile Clients on a wide range of cases, including:
• Malicious destruction of property
• Underage drinking
• Disorderly person
• Disorderly conduct
• Disturbing the peace
• DUI (called OUI in Massachusetts)
• Minor transporting alcohol
• Trespassing
• Shoplifting
• Larceny
• Drug charges
• Assault
• Juvenile sex crimes
• Murder
It is difficult to learn that your underage child or teenager has been arrested and charged with a Juvenile Offense. You need help from an attorney who has extensive experience in the Juvenile System and who knows how to talk with both kids and adults in a sympathetic, yet effective manner. My main concern for my Juvenile Clients is for their future and how a criminal record could affect their chances in applying to colleges, school placement and future career advancement.
College Student Criminal Defense
When representing a College Student who has pending criminal charges, the defense is usually two-fold. The actual criminal case is going to be taking place in Court. At the same time or shortly thereafter, if the college is aware of the criminal charges or if the criminal charges took place on the college campus, there could be a disciplinary action taking place against the college student.
Massachusetts Attorney Paul Moraski knows that it is delicate balance to protect the student’s Constitutional Rights in the Court proceedings and at the same time make a satisfactory response to the college’s disciplinary board. Attorney Moraski handles criminal representation multiple times each year in both the Courts and the colleges to ensure that a criminal conviction is not going to negatively impact a student’s future. It is not uncommon for a college student to be charged with an OUI/DUI or Drug Charges during his or her matriculation at school. It is paramount to protect the student’s criminal record so that his or her future employment and career plans are not affected.
Some of the common crimes that College Students are charged with include:
- OUI/DUI
- Drug Possession or Drug Distribution
- Motor Vehicle Offenses
- Sex Offenses
- Violent Crimes: Assault and Assault & Battery
- Malicious Destruction of Property
- Vandalism
Attorney Moraski’s “Number One Goal” when working with College Students is keeping their records clean. In order to avoid the dire consequences that could affect your future as a College Student, please do not hesitate to contact Massachusetts Attorney Paul R. Moraski today, at 978-397-0011.