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DeBacco
MancinettiAttorneys at Law

Criminal defense · Port Clinton, Ohio

Felony
defense.

If you are facing a felony charge, understanding the allegations and the next court date is a practical first step. Counsel can review the available record and explain the decisions ahead.

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FELONY DEFENSE

Serious charges demand a complete record.

A felony case involves more than the name of a charge. Reviewing the allegations, evidence and court schedule helps counsel explain what requires attention and how to prepare.

01 · CHARGE & EXPOSURE

Understand exactly what has been alleged.

The first useful step is identifying the counts, degree, court and procedural posture.

  • Charging documents and count structure
  • Court, case number and upcoming dates
  • Bond or release conditions when applicable
  • Related or companion allegations

02 · EVIDENCE

Separate accusation from proof.

The defense review should compare the allegation with the evidence actually available.

  • Police and investigative reports
  • Recorded statements and video
  • Physical, digital or documentary evidence
  • Witness accounts and chronology

03 · PREPARATION

Prepare for the case that exists.

Preparation begins with the available evidence and the procedural stage of the case.

  • Identify factual and legal issues for attorney review
  • Preserve deadlines and procedural questions
  • Organize discovery and contradictions
  • Prepare for hearings, negotiations or trial as required

04 · CONTINUITY

Experience with serious charges.

The firm’s published biographies describe criminal trial work and continuity from Thomas DeBacco to Patrick Mancinetti.

  • Criminal-defense / trial-law focus
  • Patrick joined the practice in 2009
  • Arraignment-through-trial positioning
  • Public case archive available for verification

RELATED EVIDENCE

These selected historical matters provide context for the firm’s work. Past results do not guarantee or predict a future outcome.

CASE RESULT

Felony assault matter

The firm’s published record includes a 2006 Ottawa County matter involving felonious-assault and breaking-and-entering charges. The firm reports acquittals on all charges.

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APPELLATE WORK

Serious felony work beyond trial

The Thomas DeBacco biography describes two reversals during the firm’s representation in a drug prosecution. It also records later proceedings with different counsel; the complete account matters.

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RELATED RECORD

Firearm-related felony matter

The firm’s successful-cases archive includes a reported 2010 Ottawa County acquittal for felony improper handling of a firearm.

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DOCUMENTED RECORD

The archive contains felony matters across multiple categories.

The firm’s published archive includes felony OMVI, assault, firearm and drug matters, with qualifications retained for mixed outcomes. Historical results do not predict future outcomes.

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NEXT STEP

Put the facts in order.

Have your paperwork, court dates and questions available when you call. For an actual matter, use the firm’s verified contact details. This concept does not accept inquiries.

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