Is a Public Defender Enough?

Would you go to the county hospital for a life-saving procedure?
Then don’t do it with your life in court.

Public defenders are overworked, underfunded, and drowning in case files. Many are good lawyers — just like county hospitals have great doctors. But they’re stretched to the point of collapse. Most can only spend 5 to 10 minutes with their clients — and often, that happens just minutes before a court hearing.

You're not just another case. You’re not a folder in a stack.

At Solution Law, your case gets our full attention. You’ll know exactly who is defending you. You’ll have strategy, preparation, and time — not a rushed conversation in a hallway.

This isn’t about guilt or innocence. This is about survival. And in this system, survival takes more than hope.

What Makes a Great Defense Attorney?

• Challenges every assumption
• Doesn’t rely on police reports alone
• Files motions that shift leverage
• Investigates witnesses, not just accepts testimony
• Understands trial, not just procedure

A great criminal defense attorney isn’t there to make a deal. They're there to change the outcome.

Think You Can’t Afford a Good Attorney? Think Again.

Most people don’t think they can afford a private lawyer. But the truth is:

Most criminal defense attorneys will work with your budget.

• Payment plans
• Flat fees (no hidden billables)
• Tiered case-phase billing

A public defender may be free. But the cost of the wrong defense can haunt you forever: your job, your record, your family, your freedom.

Invest in a defense that can actually defend you.

Christopher Darden: The Fighter You Want in Court

When you're facing serious charges — especially felonies or federal crimes — you need more than just representation. You need command of the courtroom.

That’s exactly what Christopher Darden brings to the table.

• Over 40 years of trial experience
• Lead counsel in some of America’s highest-profile cases
• Combines the mind of a prosecutor with the fight of a defender
• Nationally recognized legal authority

When prosecutors see Darden on the other side, they know it’s not business as usual.

And he’s not across the country. He’s right here. At Solution Law.

Resources You Should Know About

• Cornell Law: What Are Miranda Rights?
• U.S. DOJ: Federal vs. State Court
• California Courts: Understanding Bail
• Christopher Darden at Solution Law