What Criminal Defense Matters Does The Law Offices of Gerald J. Noonan Cover in Brockton?

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The Law Offices of Gerald J. Noonan handles criminal defense in Brockton and across Massachusetts in four main areas: DUI/OUI, violent and gun crimes, drug crimes, and sex crimes. The firm's site lists specific charges under each category, so you can check whether your situation falls within their practice before reaching out. The firm also handles personal injury, but this article focuses on the criminal defense side.

DUI / OUI Offenses

The firm lists these impaired-driving matters:

  • First Offense OUI
  • Second Offense OUI
  • OUI Drugs

Massachusetts uses "OUI" (Operating Under the Influence) rather than "DUI." The listing separates first and second offenses, which matters because repeat offenses typically carry different exposure. If you are facing a third or later offense, that charge is not named on the page, so confirm coverage directly with the office.

Violent and Gun Crimes

The site groups these under "Violent/Gun Crimes":

  • Violent Crimes
  • Gun Crimes
  • Resisting Arrest
  • Weapons Charges
  • Unlawful Possession

The page also references "Assault & Battery" in its results section, citing a $550,000 case outcome. That figure appears among the firm's advertised results, not as a guarantee for any individual case.

Drug Crimes

Listed drug matters include:

  • Cocaine Possession
  • Heroin Possession
  • Meth Possession
  • Drug Paraphernalia Offenses
  • Penalties for Drug Trafficking

Possession and trafficking are treated as separate categories on the site, which reflects the different severity of each charge. If your charge involves a substance or offense not named here, ask the office whether they take it.

Sex Crimes

The firm lists:

  • Internet Sex Crimes
  • Rape Accusations
  • Solicitation
  • Stalking
  • Harassing Phone Calls

Note the wording "Rape Accusations" — the firm frames this as defense against accusations, consistent with a criminal defense practice.

How to Confirm Your Case Fits

The site offers a Free Case Evaluation form asking for name, email, phone, and a description of the matter. The firm describes itself as having more than 50 years of combined experience representing Massachusetts residents, and its headline is "Relentless Advocates. Proven Results."

Before submitting, consider:

  1. Match your charge to the lists above. If it appears, the firm advertises experience in that area.
  2. If your charge is not listed (for example, a third OUI or a charge outside these four categories), call and ask rather than assuming.
  3. Describe the matter briefly in the form. The "How can we help?" field is where you identify the charge and jurisdiction.
  4. Expect a response to schedule the evaluation. The page does not state response times or whether consultations happen by phone or in person.

The site does not publish fees, payment terms, or office hours, so those questions are best raised when the office responds.