Southwest Florida Criminal Defense
When you are charged with a crime, why risk your freedom and future by choosing an attorney with "bargain rates" or limited experience? At Charles M. Harris P.A., you have 30 years of focused criminal defense in your corner.
I have handled thousands of criminal cases, and I believe I can make a difference in yours, no matter what the allegations. Contact me today for a free initial consultation.
We Practice Only in Criminal Defense
I handle all federal criminal court cases and all state felony and misdemeanor charges. I represent the accused throughout Southwest Florida, from Fort Myers and Naples to Punta Gorda and Sarasota. My practice is dedicated exclusively to criminal law matters. I handle all felony and misdemeanor charges, with substantial experience in federal court:
- Theft, fraud and "white collar" crimes
- Drug charges, trafficking and manufacturing
- Sexual offenses and child pornography
- Violent crimes and gun charges
- Drunk driving (DUI) and traffic offenses
- Juvenile crimes
- Probation violations
Se Habla Español • Free Consultations • Emergency Appointments
To discuss your specific situation, call my Fort Myers office at 239-935-5703 or e-mail us with a brief description of your problem. We have Spanish-speaking staff members, and we welcome college students, tourists and non-residents charged with crimes in Southwest Florida.
I Understand What's at Stake. Do You?
As your lawyer, my priority is to avoid jail and a criminal record or minimize the adverse outcomes of criminal allegations. But I do more than just protect your rights in court. I educate my clients about their rights, the Florida justice system, and the potential penalties, so that you will make informed decisions and be more comfortable during a frightening and uncertain process.
FGCU Student Accused of a Crime? A youthful mistake or false accusation need not ruin your son or daughter's future. Charles M. Harris, P.A. has helped college students of Florida Gulf Coast University and Edison Community College limit the consequences for shoplifting, underage drinking, drug possession or serious felony crimes.
