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Taylor Faye

Criminal Defense
Mr. Casper has been working in the field of criminal law for 17 years, 15 years as an attorney, and 2 years as a certified legal intern prior to taking the bar exam, which he passed on the first attempt. Mr. Casper been in private practice since 2004 and has successfully represented thousands of clients. Mr. Casper is considered to be one of the preeminent trial attorneys in Marin County, and the Bay Area in general, and has appeared frequently in the media discussing his cases, both on television and in the print media. Mr. Casper frequently works in tandem with David Vogelstein, who is also known to be one of the finest criminal attorneys in the Bay Area. Furthermore, Mr. Vogelstein has been practicing criminal defense for 38 years. Mr. Casper handles all types of criminal cases, including homicide, DUI, drugs, assault, theft, and countless other areas.

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Taylor Faye

Criminal Defense
Mr. Casper has been working in the field of criminal law for 17 years, 15 years as an attorney, and 2 years as a certified legal intern prior to taking the bar exam, which he passed on the first attempt. Mr. Casper been in private practice since 2004 and has successfully represented thousands of clients. Mr. Casper is considered to be one of the preeminent trial attorneys in Marin County, and the Bay Area in general, and has appeared frequently in the media discussing his cases, both on television and in the print media. Mr. Casper frequently works in tandem with David Vogelstein, who is also known to be one of the finest criminal attorneys in the Bay Area. Furthermore, Mr. Vogelstein has been practicing criminal defense for 38 years. Mr. Casper handles all types of criminal cases, including homicide, DUI, drugs, assault, theft, and countless other areas.
DUI/DWI
Mr. Casper is an expert in DUI cases, having taught classes on DUI investigation and report writing to various law enforcement agencies in California. This enables him to evaluate a DUI case as a prosecuting attorney would and allows him to instantly identify the weaknesses in the case against you. Mr. Casper is also qualified to represent you at a DMV hearing so that he can fight the possible suspension of your driverâ€™s license, a major problem when you have been charged with DUI.
Sex Crimes
Criminal sexual assault also known as rape is a felony that carries with it severe penalties. Rape is sexual intercourse against a person under one of the following circumstances...
Fraud
- Client, an auto body shop estimator, was charged with insurance fraud after an undercover “sting” by the police captured him on tape. Client also had a “prior” for the same crime. After negotiations broke down, Mr. Casper took the District Attorney to jury trial. It took the jury less than 2 hours to reach a verdict of NOT GUILTY.
Robbery
- Client was charged with domestic violence, numerous other related counts, and an enhancement for a conviction for armed bank robbery several years prior. All told, client was looking at a maximum of 21 years in state prison. After fierce and protracted litigation, Mr. Casper was able to convince the judge to grant client PROBATION over the District Attorney’s strenuous objection.
Burglary
- Client was arrested for several felonies, including residential burglary, and was facing nearly 8 years in state prison. After investigating the background of the alleged victim, Mr. Casper was able to convince the District Attorney to dismiss all charges.
Theft
Misdemeanors
Stalking is the crime of maliciously, willfully, and repeatedly following or harassing a person, and making a believable threat in order to make the person afraid for his or her safety or the safety or his or her family. The harassment may be any behavior that annoys, torments, terrorizes, or alarms the victim, but it must be specifically directed at the victim to serve no other legitimate purpose except to cause fear or bother him or her. Depending on the circumstances, stalking may be punished as a misdemeanor or a felony. If there is a protective order in effect against the stalker, or if the accused has been convicted of stalking previously, the stalking is a felony.
Embezzlement
Depending on the value of the property involved, as well as the level of violence, most property crimes are felonies in California. The legal definition of theft is the felonious stealing, taking, carrying, leading, or driving away of the personal property of another, or fraudulently appropriating property that has been entrusted by the other. This definition is much broader than what most people think of as theft. It includes writing bad checks, embezzlement, keeping found property without making a reasonable attempt to find its rightful owner, misusing trade secrets, unlawfully tapping into cable television services, obtaining telephone or telegraph services by fraud, or obtaining the labor or services of another person by fraud.
Assault
Battery means unlawfully and wilfully using force or violence against another person. Other laws make both assault and battery more serious crimes if the offender uses a firearm or other deadly weapon, commits the crime with the intent to commit mayhem or rape, or if the assault or battery is against a government officer or an elderly person. Under California law, transmission of HIV may constitute an aggravated battery.
Murder
- Client was arrested in a gang-related attempted murder in which 14 shots were fired at the alleged victim. After a thorough investigation by his office, Mr. Casper was able to convince the District Attorney to dismiss all charges.
Probation Violation
- Client was on probation for picking up 3 DUIs over the course of a month, along with a charge of felony cocaine possession, for which he was granted diversion. Client was then arrested for a probation violation for drinking alcohol, which was forbidden by the terms of his probation. After lengthy negotiations and over the objection by the District Attorney, the judge reinstated client’s probation and did not revoke client’s diversion, which would have meant an automatic felony drug conviction. Client served no additional time in jail.
Identity Theft
- Client was charged in state court with participating in a high-end identity theft and conspiracy. The federal authorities were interested as well, as Mr. Casper had discussions with both the Secret Service and the U.S. Attorney. At the conclusion of the case, Mr. Casper was able to convince the federal authorities to not file charges. As to the state charges, Mr. Casper was able to get client probation with no additional time spent in jail.
Homicide
You should know about your attorney. Here are Mr. Casperâ€™s credentials: He is a member in good standing with the State Bar of California. He graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara, with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, in 1989. Mr. Casper received a Juris Doctorate degree from San Francisco Law School in 1998, where he was a Deanâ€™s List student. Mr. Casper has been admitted to practice law by the California Supreme Court (State), the Northern District (Federal), and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Federal). Mr. Casper has taught classes on DUI investigation and report writing to the California Highway Patrol, the Chico Police Department, the Butte County Sheriffâ€™s Office, and the Butte College Police Academy. Similarly, Mr. Casper has taught courses on the investigation of and report writing for serious felonies, including homicide, to various law enforcement agencies.
Arson
- Client was charged with felony identity theft and with, with a prior “strike” for arson, which carries a sentence of 8 years in state prison. After a lengthy jury trial, client’s co-defendant was convicted, but there was a hung jury as to client. A new trial date was set but, prior to the retrial, Mr. Casper was able to convince the judge to grant client PROBATION.
Kidnapping
Kidnapping is forcibly, or by using fear, taking or holding or detaining a person, and carrying the person from one place to another. Kidnapping by persuading, enticing, or seducing a child under the age of 14 with misrepresentations or false promises also constitutes criminal kidnapping under California law. The California kidnapping law also specifically prohibits kidnapping of any person adult or child by making misrepresentations or false promises, if the intent is to sell the person into slavery or involuntary servitude or to use or employ the person for one's own purposes. Kidnapping for ransom or extortion, and kidnapping during a carjacking, are more severe crimes that carry additional penalties. All forms of kidnapping are felonies.
Manslaughter
Homicide is the unlawful killing of another human being. There are two types of homicide: murder and manslaughter. Most forms of homicide are felonies.
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