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Since 1998, Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. has been known for providing tough, aggressive advocacy for the accused in all types of criminal matters throughout Northern Nevada. Our Reno criminal defense attorneys have spent decades defending clients all over the state in a wide variety of crimes, from petit larceny to murder. Our team includes Attorney Thomas Viloria, one of the few defense lawyers who has been involved in 80+ homicide cases, including five cases with capital punishment hanging in the balance.

Together, our attorneys lead a small, highly skilled team of legal professionals in representing a highly-limited caseload. We pool our experience, resources, and prowess to provide our clients with high-level representation and dedicated focus. As a result, each of our clients not only benefits from the seasoned litigation offered by Mr. Viloria but also from the personalized attention that can only come from a small, highly focused firm.

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What Hiring Our Firm Will Get You

Developing a powerful defense requires thorough investigation. Our firm works with a team of forensic experts, state and federal investigators, and expert witnesses who can testify to your innocence and help us preserve your freedom. Our experience in handling hundreds of criminal cases gives us insight into how judges, juries, and prosecutors think. This, in turn, allows us to anticipate strategy and develop a compelling case on your behalf.

What to Do If You Have Been Accused of a Crime

If someone has accused you of a crime, or if you have already been arrested for and/or charged with a criminal offense, it is critical that you take several important steps to protect your rights.

If you are accused of or arrested for a crime in Reno or anywhere in Nevada, make sure to do the following:

Note that in the state of Nevada, you are required to identify yourself to law enforcement. However, you are only required to provide identification (such as a driver’s license) in the event of a traffic stop. Additionally, in order to enact your right to remain silent, you must clearly state your wish to do so. If a police officer or another official begins asking you questions, you may state that you will not answer any questions until you have contacted an attorney.

What’s the Difference Between a Misdemeanor and a Felony?

In California, a misdemeanor crime is less sever than a felony. The maximum sentence for a misdemeanor is no more than one year in county jail.

Call Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. Now

If you or someone you love has been arrested or is even simply under investigation for a crime, you cannot afford to wait. Contact Viloria, Oliphant, Oster & Aman L.L.P. right away to discuss your case and learn how our Reno criminal defense attorneys can help. We offer free initial consultations and all attorney-client communications are always kept entirely confidential.

Call (775) 227-2280 or reach out our criminal defense lawyers online to discuss your charges.

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