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Tips When Arrested on an Open Warrant – Part 3 by a Fairfax Criminal Lawyer

November 30, 2017

As a Fairfax criminal lawyer, I pity the criminal defendant arrested on an open warrant while carrying or near illegal drugs or other contraband, which compounds the criminal charges to be faced by the defendant.

In court, Jon was a fighter

The first time I met with Jon about my case, he made me feel confident with our decisions for how we will move forward and what to expect in court. I had spoken to a few lawyers before calling Jon and decided to go with him because he was a very positive spirit and dedicated to winning his cases. During the process I was very stressed and Jon would always remind me to stay confident and trust the process. In court, Jon was a fighter and never settled for anything less than what we were aiming for. He kept me up to date on everything and always forwarded every piece of information to me. Jon focuses on details about a case and will find a way to secure your future and reputation. He was able to get my distribution charge dropped which was a miracle for me. If you’re looking for a lawyer who will fight for your freedom, make sure jon is representing you. Thank you for everything you did for me! If I get into any other issues in the future, I know who to call.

K S
Source: Google
Great defense attorney

I hired Jon to represent me in a DUI 1sr offense case. I consulted with other attorneys and then read reviews for Jon. After meeting him, I knew he was the attorney I wanted to represent me. Jon is very thorough and knowledgeable, he’s going to fight for you. You will not regret hiring him

Anon.
Source: Avvo
Great in the courtroom, he does wonders!!!

Great in the courtroom, he does wonders!!!

EH
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Tips When Arrested on an Open Warrant – Part 3 by a Fairfax Criminal Lawyer

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Jon Katz Practices in the Following Courts and Beyond