San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney, Stacie Patterson

Finding yourself dealing with a criminal charge can be overwhelming, humiliating and even earth-shattering. Whether it’s you or a loved one who needs counsel, you want a lawyer who can handle the defense yet treat you with respect at the same time.

That lawyer is Stacie Patterson. Stacie is honest. She won’t mislead you. You’ll know where you stand and what your chances are throughout the process.

Stacie is efficient. She quietly gets the job done in the office and in the courtroom. Judges and DAs appreciate her calm demeanor. They listen when Stacie speaks because she handles every case with intelligence, experience and composure.

If your matter requires the utmost sensitivity, or you want a lawyer with an inclusive perspective, hire Stacie Patterson. You’ll be comfortable in her presence, confident in her abilities.

When you care about the process and the result, Stacie’s the lawyer worth the investment. Call (619) 269-8074 right now for help.

Hire Stacie Patterson as your San Diego criminal defense lawyer if you’re dealing with:

Criminal Defense Areas of Practice

Sexual Offenses

Ms. Patterson is among the best sexual assault attorneys in San Diego who knows the rights of the accused, understands sexual assault and California's rape laws. She will advise and guide you in the defense of your rape charge in a caring, honest and aggressive manner. » read more...

Drug Charges

Drug Offenses can be prosecuted as a misdemeanor or felony. They often involve marijuana, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine and prescription medications. Most misdemeanor offenses involve the alleged possession of a drug (HS 11377), possession of paraphernalia (BP 4140) or being under the influence of a drug (HS 11550). » read more...

Domestic Violence

Allegations of physical and sexual abuse between married couples, domestic partners, and significant others may result in criminal prosecution and civil or family restraining orders. Domestic violence allegations are often charged as Battery (Penal Code section 242), Battery with Corporal Injury (Penal Code section 273.5); Criminal Threats (Penal Code section 422) » read more...

Probation Revocation

Most individuals convicted of felonies are placed on formal probation and required to report.
Whether convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, defendants placed on probation will be ordered to satisfy certain conditions such as remain law-abiding, remain drug free, complete a treatment program or pay fines. » read more...

Gang Offenses

Defendants alleged to have committed a felony, "for the benefit of, or in association with any criminal street gang, with the specific intent to promote, further or assist in" criminal activity by gang members may face substantial time in prison. (Penal Code section 186.22). Depending on whether the alleged crime is determined to be a serious or violent felony, the defendant may face an additional five or ten years in prison. » read more...

Sexually Violent Predator Petitions 113d

Sexually violent offenses may trigger the SVP law. They include Rape (Penal Code § 261), Spousal Rape (Penal Code § 262); Child Molestation (Penal Code section 288, 288.5, 289) and Assault with the Intent to Commit a Sexual Offense (Penal Code section 220). » read more...

Child Pornography Defense

Congress enacted SORNA and Californian's voted for Jessica's law, both of which increase the severity of the consequences of a child pornography conviction. Whether possession of pornography is charged in federal or state court, in addition to facing a substantial prison sentence, defendants are often ordered to wear a GPS bracelet, register as a Sex Offender for the rest of his life and stay away from children. » read more...