Criminal Law Attorneys Working Hard to Protect Your Rights
If you have been arrested for a crime, you should contact Kennedy & Hensley before discussing your case with police officers — because your freedoms and future are on the line.
Only the most experienced, attentive legal representation may spare you harsh penalties such as jail time, substantial fines and damage to your reputation.
At Kennedy & Hensley, our respected law firm protects your rights from start to finish, arraignment to outcome. We explore every avenue that would free you of your charges, including DNA testing and careful examination of police arrest procedures.
Daniel B. Kennedy has aggressively advocated for criminal defendants in our region for more than 30 years. They are lawyers that you and your family can trust when your life and liberties are at stake.
You can benefit from the assertive, supportive criminal law representation of Kennedy & Hensley. Reach us in Champaign and surrounding counties at 217-689-0481.
Serving Criminal Defendants in East Central Illinois for More Than 25 Years
Our experienced criminal defense lawyers protect your rights in cases such as:
- Violent crimes
- Drug crimes
- Sex crimes
- Theft
- White collar crimes
- Child sexual abuse
- Clergy abuse
- Domestic violence
- Traffic stops
- DWI/DUI
- Juvenile crimes
- School bullying
Our child sexual abuse and clergy abuse practice for plaintiffs and defense operates statewide. We have handled almost 1,000 of these cases during the history of our law firm.
We listen carefully to your account of your arrest. We thoroughly investigate the charges against you. We fight hard for your acquittal and, in the event of conviction, press for lighter alternative punishments. If you feel you deserve a second chance in the appeals process, we will consider taking your case to an Illinois appellate court.
Don't plead guilty to an assault or drug crime you did not commit. Don't face harsh penalties that could separate you from your freedoms and family.
Contact Us by Phone, E-Mail or Fax
Call 217-689-0481. We can also be e-mailed or faxed. If you are in custody, we can visit you at a police station or jail.
