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What is Obstruction of Justice?

Obstruction of justice is defined as the interference with the administration and due process of law.  Obstruction of justice is a very broad area of law that includes many unlawful acts, such as:

  • Interfering with a criminal investigation
  • Interfering with a criminal proceeding
  • Interfering with an arrest
  • Giving false statements or information
  • Lying to a law enforcement officer
  • Falsifying, hiding, destroying, or tampering legal documents
  • Falsifying, hiding, destroying, or tampering evidence
  • Threatening or attempting to influence a witness or juror
  • Threatening a person for helping police or for operating in a police investigation
  • Bribing a law enforcement officer, judge, witness, or juror

Defense for Obstruction of Justice in Atlanta

Obstruction of justice is serious offense that both judges and law enforcement officials will not take lightly. Officers of the law, including judges, police officers, detectives, prosecutors, court officials, etc., need to able to work without interference. They have a responsibility to society to make sure all possible steps have been taken to address and handle these cases to the best of their ability. When an individual interferes with that process, he or she will be charged with obstruction of justice.

Penalties for Obstruction of Justice in Atlanta, GA

In the majority of cases, obstruction of justice is tried as a felony offense.  If the prosecution can prove that you influenced, or attempted to influence or interfere with the administration or due process of law, then you will be convicted of the charges.  A criminal conviction will result in a number of penalties, including time in prison, stiff fines, community service, probation, a mark on your permanent record, and more.

Contact Atlanta Obstruction of Justice Defense Attorney

If you have been charged with obstruction of justice, you must contact an experienced defense attorney right away. Atlanta obstruction of justice lawyer Matthew T. McNally has defended countless clients facing these types of charges, and knows how to approach cases of this nature.  Mr. McNally will sit down with you to review your charges, discuss your best options, and address your questions and concerns.  In the courtroom, Mr. McNally will present a strong defense, and aggressively challenge the prosecution’s arguments. Above all, Mr. McNally is concerned with protecting your rights and helping you avoid a criminal conviction.
If you are facing charges for obstruction of justice, do not put your future at risk by entrusting your case to a novice attorney. Let Atlanta obstruction of justice defense lawyer Matthew T. McNally use his skills, resources, and expertise to help you overcome your charges!

Contact the Law Office of Matthew T. McNally today at (678) 386-4968!

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