If you’re in the Charlotte, North Carolina area and find yourself in need of a criminal defense attorney, it’s important to choose the right legal professional to represent you. You need someone who is committed to your case, someone who will protect your best interests, and someone who will be there to guide you through the legal process. Robert K. Corbett, III is an experienced North Carolina criminal defense trial lawyer who has assisted clients throughout Mecklenburg County and surrounding areas.
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The United States Bill of Rights guarantees every criminal defendant the right to the assistance of counsel. This and every other individual liberty should never be taken for granted. We take this obligation to our clients seriously, and we never forget that your rights, record, and freedom are at stake. We are ready to put our skill to work for you.
Read More >Don’t delay. If you’re charged with a crime, whether it’s a violent crime, drug crime, financial crime such as embezzlement, or a “white collar crime,” it’s critical that you contact a Charlotte criminal defense attorney. The Corbett Law Firm has the know-how to help you, no matter how complicated your case might be.
Contact Us >Attorney Robert K. Corbett has over 18 years of trial-advocacy law teaching and coaching experience. He has served as a mentor for law school and high school students. In the community, he has served as a legal consultant on Charlotte television news programs.
Contact Us >He has helped hundreds of clients who’ve faced charges including homicide, narcotics, domestic violence, embezzlement, assault, robbery, sex offenses, and other serious cases.
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Over our 30 years of legal experience Mr. Corbett have handled hundreds of serious felonies ranging from Homicide to Narcotics as former prosecutors and defense attorneys. We are trial attorneys.
Client was charged with First Degree Murder which carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, and Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon. Went to trial. At trial, State proceeded on a theory of Felony Murder.
Client charged with Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon, and Conspiracy. Offered a sentence of incarceration as a plea deal. Went to trial. Two codefendants testified against him.
Client was charged with First Degree Murder which carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole, and Robbery with a Dangerous Weapon. Went to trial. At trial, State proceeded on a theory of Felony Murder.
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