Gens & Stanton, P.C.
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Conviction of a juvenile crime can profoundly impact a young person's future, affecting aspects such as their education, employment, and personal life. Understanding the nuances of this area of the law requires a strategic approach from a seasoned juvenile criminal attorney. At Gens & Stanton, P.C., we represent individuals and the families of those facing juvenile criminal charges.
When you retain our firm, we will navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system to seek a resolution that focuses on rehabilitation and the future well-being of the individual involved. We understand that juvenile charges can be daunting for both the child and their family. Our approach is to address each case with the sensitivity and thoroughness it deserves, aiming to mitigate the consequences while focusing on positive outcomes.
Call (617) 206-4675 to see how a juvenile defense attorney can help during this difficult time.
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Commonwealth VS. Lawrence F. MaguireOpen and Gross Lewdness and Lascivious Behavior. Practice, Criminal, Required finding.
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Criminal DefenseMendes Murder Case (2008 - 2011) Suppression of Statements
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Criminal DefenseCommonwealth v. Vicente V., Supreme Judicial Court (2012) Change of Venue
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Criminal DefenseCommonwealth v. Leonard, 422 Mass. 504 (1996)
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Franchise LitigationHoney Dew Associates, Inc. v. Creighton Muscato Enterprises, Inc. 73 Mass. App. Ct. 846, (2009)
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Not GuiltyAssaut, battery, and civil rights violation.
At Gens & Stanton, P.C., we have been serving clients with dedication and expertise since 1991. Our boutique law firm in Boston and Cape Cod focuses on delivering tailored legal solutions. Whether dealing with criminal or civil cases, we provide personalized strategies to meet each client’s unique needs.
Why Choose Us:
- Specialized in both criminal defense and civil litigation
- Experienced attorneys from prestigious backgrounds
- Comprehensive legal services across multiple states
- Proven success at trial and appellate levels
- Personalized attention in a boutique firm setting
- Cost-effective legal solutions tailored to clients' needs
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Cost-Effective Legal Solutions
Committed to providing affordable representation.
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Strong Defense, Any Charge
Handling cases from disorderly conduct to murder.
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Boutique Firm, Personal Touch
Individualized strategies for every client's unique needs.
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Over 30 Years of Experience
Serving clients since 1991 with expert legal advocacy.
At Gens & Stanton, P.C., our team of seasoned attorneys is dedicated to offering robust legal services across Boston, Cape Cod, and beyond. Specializing in both criminal and civil law since 1991, we handle cases ranging from DUI to complex business litigation with tailored strategies for each client. Our boutique firm setting ensures personalized attention and cost-effective solutions, guided by a team with credentials from Harvard University and Tulane University. We pride ourselves on our deep legal knowledge and commitment to protecting our clients' interests, making us your trusted partner in navigating the legal maze efficiently and confidently across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York.
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William E Gens
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How does juvenile court differ from adult court?Juvenile court focuses on rehabilitation and provides a more relaxed setting than adult court. The procedures are less formal, and the records may be sealed to protect the minor's future.
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What rights do juveniles have when arrested?Juveniles have similar rights as adults, such as the right to remain silent and to have an attorney. Additionally, a parent or guardian should be present during questioning. Rights may vary by state.
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What are potential penalties for juvenile crimes?Penalties can include probation, community service, restitution, or placement in a juvenile detention facility. The aim is usually rehabilitation rather than punishment.
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How long does a juvenile case typically take?The duration of a juvenile case varies depending on the complexity and severity of the charges. On average, cases may last a few months, but consulting with an attorney can provide more specific timelines.
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