Newport / Rhode İsland / United States
Experienced RI Criminal Defense Attorney ? Served 6 years as Rhode Island Special Assistant Attorney General. ? As an RI prosecutor, Attorney Hagan prosecuted hundreds of major crimes including child abuse, homicide, robbery and white collar crime. ? As a criminal defense attorney, Kevin has defended clients charged with all forms of capital offenses, major felonies and misdemeanors. ? Attorney Hagan has successfully litigated DUI cases and criminal cases of every kind. For the past 15 years, Attorney Kevin Hagan has been successfully defending clients in all types of DUI cases, breathalyzer refusal cases, and other criminal cases throughout Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Attorney Hagans extensive experience as a Newport County Prosecutor, Rhode Island Special Assistant Attorney General, and as a private DUI lawyer and criminal defense attorney have provided him with the skills necessary to successfully litigate criminal cases at the trial level. If you have been charged with DUI, DWI, or breathalyzer refusal in Rhode Island, Attorney Hagan will draw on his many years of Rhode Island DUI and criminal law experience to help counsel you through every stage of the Rhode Island criminal process and work tirelessly to try to achieve the best possible outcome for you. Aggressive RI DUI Defense Attorney If you have been accused of a Rhode Island DUI or criminal charge, contact Kevin Hagan today for a free consultation with an aggressive and resourceful Rhode Island DUI lawyer and criminal defense attorney. Attorney Hagan will work tirelessly to ensure the best possible outcome for your RI DUI, RI breathalyzer refusal, or other RI criminal case. Attorney Kevin Hagan is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you with your DUI, breathalyzer refusal, or other criminal legal matter. Attorney Hagan is intimately familiar with all facets of RI Drunk Driving Defense and RI criminal defenseand can help clients with the following: -Negotiating criminal charges or breathalyzer refusal charges to be dropped or lowered. -Interviewing police, involved parties and any possible witnesses to expose any lies or exaggerations. -Making sure that no evidence against a client was obtained illegally. -Conducting a thorough pre-trial investigation. -Employing a private investigator, ballistics expert, polygraphist or any other experts that may be able to help strengthen the client’s defense. -Obtain expert witnesses to testify on behalf of the clients. -Negotiate with prosecutors to make sure that clients face the minimum possible penalties.
