About attorney Michael Greene
Atlanta Criminal Defense Lawyer Michael Greene Has The Experience to Help You
Criminal Defense Attorney Michael Greene has fiercely fought for the rights of his clients for 26 years in Atlanta, Georgia. Michael served as a Judge, Pro Hac Vice, in Dekalb County. Mr. Greene has worked both federal and state cases. Michael Greene offers affordable payment plans and will look for cases to be resolved as soon as possible. Mr. Greene will work on your side to build a strong and compelling case.
Michael Greene graduated law school from Atlanta's John Marshall Law School in 1993 and has vast experience as a criminal defense lawyer since passing the State Bar of Georgia exam in June 3rd, 1993. He will look to resolve your case by seeking the best possible outcome in your favor.
Mr. Greene has experience with defending charges of drug possession, trafficking crime, DUI, aggravated assault, theft crime and traffic tickets. Whether your charge is a misdemeanor or felony offense Mr. Greene will put his experience to give you the best representation he is able to.
The assessment of criminal cases is conducted with attention to detail and takes preparation in building a compelling a case. Michael will build a strong and compelling case on your behalf to defend you. Contact us for a free consultation.
Criminal Defense Practice Areas
Drug Crimes
Attorney Michael Greene has extensive experience defending clients charged with state or federal drug offenses, including drug trafficking charges.
- Possession of Drugs Defense
- Intent to Sell
- Drug Trafficking Defense
- Manufacture and Distribution of Drugs
- Accusations of conspiracy.
DUI
If you are involved in a charge related to DUI of alcohol or drugs, Attorney Greene is highly skilled in fighting these charges.
Aggravated Assault
The penalties range from 3 to 20 years of imprisonment and crimes against children that include attempted rape range between 25 and 50 years in prison.
Traffic Violations
Traffic infractions may be minor, such as not signaling a lane change, or serious such as reckless driving.
Theft
In Georgia theft is a serious crime. Michael helps in defending Georgia clients against theft charges.
Probation Violation
It does not demand much to prove that a violation has occurred. Prosecutors only need to prove by "preponderant evidence" that a condition was violated before issuing the arrest warrant.