 |
Criminal Defense
No matter what crime the authorities think you have committed, they work twenty-four hours a day to build a case against you. In most cases the prosecution has the full resources of the state or federal government at its disposal. It is therefore critical that you immediately and aggressively begin building a case in your own defense. The first step is to engage the services of competent and experienced counsel.
In the field of criminal defense, James Cipoletta has more than twenty-five years of experience representing clients who are subjects or targets of criminal investigations or who have been accused of crimes. He began his practice concentrating solely in the area of criminal defense. He has built a solid reputation as a skillful, aggressive defense attorney. When necessary we are able to assemble the appropriate combination of attorneys and a team of experts in the areas of investigation, polygraph, firearms, crime scene reconstruction, accident reconstruction, wiretapping and electronic surveillance, forensics, medicine, psychology, computer forensics, DNA, and scientific evidence.
James Cipoletta represents clients accused of crimes in all state and federal courts. Whether you are accused in federal court of such offenses as drug trafficking and organized crime activities or in state court of crimes of violence or drunk driving, we can expertly and aggressively undertake your representation. Attorney Cipoletta personally directs and handles each case.
Attorney Cipoletta has represented clients in the state and federal courts of Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Missouri, Oregon, and California. He is certified by the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) as a trial advocacy instructor. He has served as an adjunct professor teaching criminal litigation at Suffolk University in Boston. He also has served as a faculty member of the Massachusetts Bar Institute. and as a panel member for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs at the Massachusetts Bar Association.
If you have been charged with a state or federal crime, contact us to immediately discuss your rights, needs, and defense.
Areas of Focus
