CRIMINAL DEFENSE
Recent highly publicized criminal trials have proven that when you are charged with a crime, the only way to protect your rights is to be represented by a tough and experienced defense lawyer. A good lawyer protecting your rights does make a difference. Our Practice is dedicated to the full spectrum of criminal defense matters involving adults and juveniles in state and federal court. Areas of expertise include major drug offenses, fraud, RICO, white-collar crimes, and Federal practice. We have a particular specialty in defending charges of sexual assault, sexual abuse of children, child abuse, and medically and scientifically intensive allegations such as Munchausen by proxy, brittle bone disease, CVID, shaken baby syndrome, sexual assault cases with medical evidence, and cases involving DNA evidence. The lawyers at Kirsch & Satawa have attended multiple trainings and workshops on these issues. We have successfully defended clients accused of these offenses - with the assistance of the top medical, scientific, and psychological experts in the country.
At Kirsch & Satawa, it's our goal to be the best criminal defense firm in Michigan. In doing so, it is our commitment to provide our clients with the best possible legal representation, to protect their rights, and to achieve the best possible result in every case.
Mark A. Satawa is an experienced trial attorney who specializes in defending the full range of felony and misdemeanor charges. A former Michigan Assistant Attorney General and Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor, Mr. Satawa's trial experience consists of over 100 Felony jury trials, including 50 capital, 35 sexual assault, and 30 murder trials.
Just a sampling of the types of cases we have successfully handled includes:
- Criminal Sexual Conduct
- Child Abuse
- Murder/Manslaughter
- DNA Cases
- Major Drug Offenses
- Forfeiture
- Federal Crimes
- Fraud
- White Collar Offense
- RICO
- Assault Charges
- Domestic Violence
- Weapons Charges
- Drunk Driving
- Writs
- Appeals
- Theft
- Robbery
- Probation Violations
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