Longwood, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/30/2016 -- No one will argue that investigating a criminal case isn't hard. Police officers and detectives deal with all manner of people, some of whom have done rather horrible things. The down side of this is it tends to make those officers responsible for keeping the peace and investigating crimes to jaded. Studies have shown that when an officer thinks they have an idea of who the guilty party is they then go after that guilty party, disregarding other potential suspects. The problem is that the officer has to rely on his gut instinct and experience (forensic analysis is not quite as fast as detectives need) and if those same officers in charge of criminal matters have become jaded they are bound to make mistakes.

As of January 27, 2016, there have been a recorded total of 1,733 exonerations in the United States since 1989. Exonerations have become so common that they now average at about 3 exonerations per week. With 2015 breaking several records related to wrongful convictions.

The question is how many innocent people remain in prison, or with a conviction on their record? Exonerations are difficult and require more work than an actual trial. Instead, relying on quality legal council to see you through is not only the better option, it is the wiser option. Clients facing their legal troubles alone not only increase stress on themselves and family, but also can leave themselves in dire circumstances that they may not even realize.

Mitchel B. Krause offers the legal representation needed to see a person through dark times and legal challenges they face. He is an experienced and diligent attorney that is more than capable of guiding his clients through the extremely complex Florida legal system. With his extensive experience in criminal and family law, Mitchel Krause does his best to stop his clients from being railroaded by the Florida legal system. Police make mistakes; prosecutors want to put someone away for a crime. Mitch does what he can to make sure his clients don't lose life, liberty, or the ability to pursue a happy and fulfilling life.

About Mitchel B. Krause
When people call the Longwood, Florida Law Office of Mitchel B. Krause at (407) 862-7110 for a free consultation, they speak directly with Mitch. With more than 15 years of experience as a Florida lawyer, Mitch defends, advises, and diligently protects the interests of his clients throughout his case. From the free initial legal consultation until the case is settled, clients will have direct access to attorney Mitchel Krause. They will also get highly experienced legal representation for a very modest fee. Mitch has vast experience as a criminal defense lawyer and is a certified mediator by the Florida Supreme Court. He also has helped thousands of families through family disputes and negotiations involving child custody and other family matters. This allows him to offer a wide variety of legal services: DUI, drug charges, assault and battery and a host of other criminal charges. For more information go to http://krauselawoffice.com/.