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Every year, according to statistics from the Prison Policy Initiative, about 25,000 people are booked into local jails in New Hampshire. In New Hampshire, many convicted defendants are often sentenced to county jails or state prisons as a punishment for their crimes.

Getting arrested and facing criminal charges can be a scary and nerve-wracking time. Your life can change in an instant when your freedom, reputation, and future are on the line. In this situation, it is common to have a lot of questions about your rights and options.

If you or someone you know has been arrested or charged by the police for drunk driving, also known as DUI/DWI, you may be scared of what that means for your criminal record, your driver's license, and your future.

Have you been arrested for a drug crime in or around Rockingham County or elsewhere in New Hampshire or Massachusetts? A drug conviction can have a serious impact on your future.

You were never taught how to handle the police, but they were taught how to handle you.

If you are being investigated for an alleged crime, you may want the help of a New Hampshire criminal defense attorney to explain the process and protect your rights, especially if you have been subpoenaed to appear at a grand jury hearing.

For more information on arrest procedures and false identification, call 603-413-3080 to schedule a complimentary consultation with New Hampshire criminal defense lawyer Sven Wiberg.

If you need advice on criminal defense, call 603-413-3080 to schedule a complimentary consultation with New Hampshire criminal defense lawyer Sven Wiberg.