The Law Offices of Mark Reichel represents persons accused of criminal offenses and in civil cases in Sacramento , California and throughout the United States . Attorney Mark Reichel has nearly twenty years of experience in fighting for the rights of criminal defendants and civil litigants. As a Sacramento criminal lawyer, his expertise includes defending people charged with federal criminal charges, environmental or health care fraud to individual concerns such as sexual misconduct, internet related matters, crimes of violence and alcohol or drug related allegations. With extensive experience in high profile cases, our Sacramento lawyers will provide you with aggressive representation for your legal matter.

Our firm's Sacramento criminal lawyers offer federal and state criminal legal defense services for a variety of criminal acts including:

• Drug possession
• Prescription drug fraud
• Distribution and manufacturing/cultivation crimes
• Theft, embezzlement, false pretenses, forgery, and all other fraud offenses
• Domestic violence
• Malicious & unlawful wounding
• Firearms and weapons
• Arson
• Abduction
• Robbery
• Extortion
• Burglary
• Homicide (murder & manslaughter), and other violent crimes
• Obstruction of justice
• Computer/cyber crimes
• DUI Charges
• Grand Jury Subpoena Responses
• Witness representation
• Mortgage Fraud
• Adult and juvenile crimes
• Criminal investigations
• Probation and parole violations
• Expungements
• and all other felony and misdemeanor offense

Our lawyers also specialize in protecting your legal rights with the best civil litigation in the Sacramento region.

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Mark is one of the few criminal lawyers in the Sacramento region who can say that they have taken a case all the way from the arraignment to an argument before the United States Supreme Court in Washington D.C.

In that case, he fought to suppress the evidence in a criminal case because the officer refused to show a homeowner a copy of the warrant when they were searching the home.

After losing the motion in the trial court, he took the case all the way to an oral argument before the U.S. Supreme Court, an honor very few lawyers achieve in their lifetime.  (USA v. Grubbs, No.04-1414.)