Warrants & Probation Defense

Focused Criminal Defense

Build the defense around the evidence—not assumptions.

Warrants and alleged probation violations can create urgent risks, including arrest, custody, and additional court proceedings. The correct response depends on the kind of warrant or alleged violation.

Rob Gill evaluates the government’s theory, the evidence supporting it, procedural issues, witness credibility, and the client’s priorities. His former-prosecutor experience helps him anticipate how the case may be framed while preparing the defense for hearings, motion practice, negotiation, and trial when necessary.