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When you've been accused of a crime in Colorado you need to act quickly to secure a skilled criminal defense lawyer. Criminal procedure is very complex, and the state can bring a vast array of prosecutorial machinery to bear against you. The police and prosecution rely on the fact that many people waive rights they didn't know they have by failing to speak to an experienced criminal defense attorney before they talk to the police. Contact us today at The Bussey Law Firm, P.C. in Colorado Springs, Colorado, for experienced representation and your free initial consultation.

CRIMINAL TRIAL LAWYER
Admitted to the Bar in 1991, experienced criminal trial lawyer Timothy Bussey has served as prosecutor in El Paso and Teller counties, an active duty Judge Advocate in the USAF, and as a special assistant attorney general. He has tried over 100 trials and settled well over one thousand cases. His experience and knowledge of all facets of criminal law enables him to prove accurate and efficient advice and counsel on your situation.
Timothy Bussey's experience as an Active Duty Judge Advocate and with the Office of the Area Defense Counsel provided the foundation that he has used to build a successful practice. Timothy Bussey has received an AV rating*, the highest peer review rating under Martindale Hubbell's Peer Review Rating process. The AV Peer Review Rating shows that a lawyer has reached the height of professional excellence. He or she has usually practiced law for many years, and is recognized for the highest levels of skill and integrity. Contact a Colorado Springs DUI lawyer today.
Colorado Springs DUI lawyer Timothy Bussey at The Bussey Law Firm, P.C. in Colorado represents clients in Colorado Springs and throughout El Paso County, including the cities of Fountain, Manitou Springs, and Monument.
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