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DCD LAW is a law practice exclusively focused on providing top-notch DUI & criminal defense to the greater Los Angeles area. Kevin Moghtanei is DCD LAW's principal attorney, and he is so proud to focus his practice exclusively to DUI and Criminal Defense. In fact, he is so proud of his work that he named this law practice after it –DCD Law stands specifically for DUI & Criminal Defense Law. Over t

he years, Kevin has dedicated his life and focus to becoming the best DUI & criminal defense attorney possible. DUI and criminal defense is 100% the only work he does. Kevin Moghtanei is committed to serving you and your loved ones. Kevin handles all of his cases personally, and is always easily accessible to his clients. From day one, Kevin gives his clients his cell phone number so that he can be most accessible even when out of the office. As most of his clients will affirm, Kevin will always call or email back without delay. As your attorney, Kevin understands the difficult time you and your family may be experiencing while awaiting the final disposition of your matter. There is never a case too small, and no case too big. Kevin believes in building strong relationships with his clients, where trust and constant communication are the pillars of the professional relationship. After meeting with Kevin, you will see that his commitment to your case is unparalleled. No matter how many fingers are being pointed at you by the government and police, with all their infinite resources arrayed against you and trying to lock you up, Kevin will fight for you. If you are looking for an attorney for a DUI and/ or criminal defense, find one that has dedicated herself or himself exclusively to those areas. Contact Kevin Moghtanei at (818) CALL-DCD (225-5323) for a free initial consultation.

06/16/2026

Many people focus on what they're accused of.

Defense attorneys focus on what prosecutors can actually prove.

Those are two very different things.

A criminal charge is only the beginning.

The prosecution has to prove every element of the crime.

Not some.
Not most.

Every single one.

06/12/2026

Many people are surprised to learn how often police reports contain inaccuracies.

Sometimes they're small.
Sometimes they're significant.

That's why every statement, timeline, and observation deserves careful review.

A strong defense doesn't simply accept the report at face value.

06/11/2026

A lot of people think they only need a lawyer after they're arrested.

In reality, some of the most important work happens before charges are ever filed.

If you're under investigation, contacted by law enforcement, or believe you're being looked at in connection with a crime, now is the time to get legal advice.

Early intervention can sometimes prevent mistakes that become much harder to fix later.

06/10/2026

One of the first conversations we have with new clients usually starts the same way:

"I think my life is over."

It's understandable. Being arrested or charged with a crime is frightening.

But here's what many people don't realize:

Being charged is not the same thing as being convicted.

The prosecution has the burden of proof.
Evidence must be reviewed.
Police conduct must be scrutinized.
Witness statements can be challenged.

We've seen countless cases where what initially looked overwhelming turned out to have significant weaknesses.

The worst thing you can do is assume there's no hope.

Murder prosecutions are complex.Prosecutors dedicate enormous resources to these cases.A conviction can mean:• 25 years ...
06/08/2026

Murder prosecutions are complex.
Prosecutors dedicate enormous resources to these cases.

A conviction can mean:
• 25 years to life
• Life without parole
• Or worse

When the stakes are this high, you need strategic, experienced, aggressive defense.

If you or a loved one is charged, act quickly. Call DCD Law today and we can help you build your defense.

05/26/2026

We see this all the time: someone believed they were following the law, and now they’re facing a gun charge.

California firearm laws are extremely technical, and even minor misunderstandings can create major legal problems.

You don’t have to fire a weapon to be charged.
In some cases, simply possessing or transporting a firearm incorrectly can trigger criminal allegations.

That’s why it’s important to have someone carefully review the facts of your case instead of assuming guilt based on the arrest alone.

05/22/2026

Quick reminder:
If you’re dealing with a criminal case, stay off social media.

Seriously.

Posts, messages, comments, photos — all of it can potentially be used as evidence.

Even something you think is harmless can be taken out of context later.

The safest move? Don’t post about your case at all.

05/20/2026

One thing we always tell people: being charged is not the same thing as being convicted.

In many cases, there may be opportunities to:
• Reduce charges
• Exclude evidence
• Negotiate alternatives
• Challenge weaknesses in the prosecution’s case

But those opportunities usually don’t happen automatically.

A strong defense strategy starts early and focuses on every detail, because even one issue with evidence or procedure can change the direction of a case.

05/19/2026

A lot of people think, “If I just explain what happened, this whole thing will go away.”

Unfortunately, that’s usually not how criminal cases work.

Police are trained to gather information that supports an investigation, and even small details you think are harmless can later be used against you in court.

We’ve seen people unintentionally hurt their own cases simply because they tried to talk their way out of a stressful situation.

That’s why one of the most important rights you have is the right to remain silent.

If you’re being questioned or investigated, pause before saying anything.

Getting legal guidance early can completely change the direction of a case.

05/14/2026

Good people get charged every day.

One moment.
One mistake.
One misunderstanding.

That doesn’t define you.

We’ve worked with a lot of people who never thought they’d be in this situation.

It happens more than people realize.

What matters is how you respond.

Reach out today so we can strategize on the best possible outcome for you.
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