Aggressive, Experienced Twin Cities Criminal Law AttorneyI am attorney Brian McNee Marsden. I practice criminal law in the Twin Cities area, and throughout Minnesota. If you have been charged with a crime, I would like to represent you.
I have been protecting the rights of the accused in Minnesota for 17 years. Experience brings with it skill, knowledge, and an awareness of the subtleties in a criminal case. I know how to analyze a criminal law matter, and I know how to attack the government's case. That knowledge and experience, and the reputation that it fosters among the lawyers who prosecute these cases, often enables me to negotiate a favorable plea arrangement or reduction in the charges.
That is why hiring an experienced criminal defense attorney can make a very big difference in the end result of your charges.
I defend clients against a wide range of criminal charges. I have fought, and won, many cases covering a wide variety of alleged criminal activity, including: These cases have involved both felonies and misdemeanors, at both state and federal levels. Fighting for Your Constitutional Rights and Your Freedom Anyone charged with a crime has certain constitutional rights. Whether you are a citizen or an illegal immigrant, you are entitled to the same constitutional protections in your criminal defense. You have the right to: - Be represented by an attorney
- Be informed of your right to an attorney
- Remain silent
- Be informed of your right to remain silent
- Be free from unreasonable searches and seizures
- Have any warrant against you issue only upon probable cause
These rights have real consequences. A judge can throw out any evidence or information that the police obtain in violation of these rights. While defenses like bad pullovers and not being read your rights are considered technicalities, the police have a sworn duty to gather evidence in a very specific manner. These rights are guaranteed by out constitution and are taken very seriously by the criminal courts. Part of my job as your attorney is to see to it that the police obey both the letter and the spirit of these and other constitutional guarantees. If they don't, I will bring the matter to the attention of the court, and insist that your constitutional rights be upheld and enforced. Please contact me today to schedule a free initial consultation to begin planning your criminal law defense.

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