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Attorney Directory > Felony Defense > IL > North Aurora

Top North Aurora, IL Felony Defense Lawyers

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816 Attorneys found for Felony Defense in North Aurora, IL

Gerald K. Hodge

  • Felony Defense Attorneys Serving North Aurora, IL

Patrick Michael Kinnally

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Joseph Patrick Mccaffery

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Steven A Andersson

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Frank J Giampoli Law Office

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Dickson & Hasenbalg

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Kathleen Colton Law Offices

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Timothy J. Reuland

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Julie Lynn Cibulskis

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Kurt Alan Niermann

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Michelle Dawn Link Porro

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Gina Jo Salamone

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Kevin Gilbert Drendel

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Daniel F Klenke, Family Law Trial Attorney

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Camic Johnson, Ltd.

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J Timothy Loats Law Offices

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Law Offices of David Lee

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Law Office of Warren G Sylvester

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Anna M. Wilhelmi

  • Felony Defense Attorneys Serving North Aurora, IL

Johnson & Buh LLC

  • Felony Defense Attorneys Serving North Aurora, IL


Felonies often carry a potential prison term of longer than one year, and conviction of a felony can lead to further restrictions, including the loss of the right to vote or the right to own firearms. While some crimes (like homicide, kidnapping, and burglary) are so severe that they are always considered felonies, in many cases an act is treated as a felony depending on the value of the property involved or the severity of the crime. If you've been charged with a felony, you need the help of an attorney with experience in criminal law. GetLegal.com's Attorney Directory can put you in touch with an experienced, local lawyer who can offer the help you need.

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