Steven Eversole

Steven D. Eversole is a criminal defense attorney at Eversole Law Offices. Eversole Law Offices stands firm on the Bill of Rights under the United States Constitution and to protecting that Bill of Rights for every single client they represent. Those criminal defense lawyers do not believe that you are entitled to a defense only if you can afford one, nor that you should roll over under the strong arm of the United States government or the Alabama state government because you fear them or their millions of dollars of lab equipment, test procedures or expert witness funds. That is not what the Constitution intended, and that is not what Eversole Law Offices approves. Rather, Eversole Law Offices believes that: you are innocent unless you are proven otherwise; you have a right to make your accusers face you; you have a right to question your accusers; you have a right to challenge evidence; and you have a right to prevent illegal evidence from being used against you. Eversole Law Offices does not stand down to the system. Rather, they challenge its every opinion not because they seek to rebel against a huge system with its endless resources, but because they know these truths to be self evident: * All judges, prosecuting attorneys, bailiffs, prison guards, and police received their paychecks from the same employer: the government. * Every person within the judiciary system has the same goals: to find, arrest, charge and convict a person for every crime committed. * Society often forgets that you are innocent until proven guilty and presumes a person guilty rather than innocent at the beginning a trial. Eversole Law Offices is vigilant in their pursuit to protect your liberty. They will represent you vigorously, without hesitation, and without fear. They don't play with the good old boys, and they don't run with the boys in blue. They defend people - just like you - who have been quickly accused of criminal wrongdoing by a massive empire waiting to add you to the list of convictions. Don't let that happen. Don't try to plea bargain with a person who only cares about meeting his quota of confessions or his next political chair. Don't think for one moment that any district attorney is negotiating with you in your best interest. They are not. But we will - every minute, every day, all the way through your initial hearing and criminal trial. We will be there to aggressively defend you.