About The Firm
Traditionally you might expect to see a very formal write-up about our firm. However, it is not our intent to impress you, but to inform you. It does you no service to read through every article we've ever published or to view our video clips on National Network TV.
Robert Malove is recognized and respected as a specialist in criminal trial law. In 2005, Mr. Malove was acknowledged by the Florida Bar Board of Legal Education and Specialization as criminal trial law expert. He will treat your case the firm's most important legal undertaking. The firm aims to provide the most effective and result-producing advocacy through exhaustive research, the filing of academically superior briefs, motions, and the vigorous pursuit of successful negotiations with the power of full engagement.
Whatever criminal charges you may be facing and wherever you may find yourself in the criminal justice process: pre-arrest / grand jury proceedings; bail / pre-trial detention; pre-trial discovery; motion practice / evidence suppression; trial; sentencing, or appeals / post-conviction relief, Board Certified Criminal Trial Lawyer Robert Malove will expertly handle every aspect of your unique legal situation.
One common mistake many people make is not hiring an Attorney that is a Board Certified expert in Criminal Law. Finding the right lawyer should be your number 1 priority. The actions you take today could affect the rest of your life.
Experienced prosecutors are already working together with law enforcement, backed by the resources of the government, to develop their strategy against you. Can you afford to delay?
Don't undermine your legal position by waiting to contact me. If any law enforcement personnel has contacted you or if you suspect you are under investigation or that you may be a witness to an investigation, call me. With consequences including prison, saying or doing anything without consulting with me first is not advised.
For more information and immediate attention, call attorney Robert Malove at 954.745.5840.
If you think you are under investigation or may be charged with a state or federal criminal law violation it is crucial to be proactive and do whatever you can to stop charges from being filed.
Over the years, we have come to learn that the best defense is the product of a thoroughly investigated and researched accusation met head-on by a potent, well-articulated, clear-cut litigation strategy. If formal charges are eventually brought, at least you will be prepared for the fight.
- Pre-arrest investigation
- Grand jury subpoena
- Being arrested
- Pre-trial Detention/ Bail
- Arraignment
- Discovery
- Preliminary Hearing
- Search and Seizure / Evidence Suppression
- Pre-Trial Motions
- Plea Bargaining
Trial
In the United States all criminal defendants are presumed innocent unless and until prosecutors are able to prove each essential element of the crime charged beyond and to the exclusion of every reasonable doubt.
In federal court criminal cases are tried to juries of twelve people and the jury must be unanimous in its verdict to either convict or acquit the defendant.
State courts, like the federal system, require unanimous verdicts, however, state juries are comprised of six jurors, except in capital cases.
A split in the jury is called a "hung jury" and may result in a retrial of the defendant.
Armed with the latest techniques in the presentation of demonstrative evidence and courtroom exhibits, Mr. Malove systematically champions his client's cause through all stages of a criminal prosecution.
For more information and immediate attention, call attorney Robert Malove at 954.745.5840.