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General Info: Bryce Fetter, P.A. is a criminal defense law firm located in Winter Park, Florida defending all criminal charges in Orange and Seminole Counties.
Email: Email Business
Services/Products: Bryce A. Fetter, P.A. specializes in Orlando DUI, drug charges, traffic charges, possession of marijuana, resisting arrest, theft, and all other criminal cases.
Payment method: debit, check, all major credit cards, financing available
Location: From Downtown Orlando:
Neighborhoods: Winter Park, Fairview Shores, Killarney Acres
Other Link: http://www.brycefetter.com
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Phone: (407) 740-7275

Address: 2431 Lee Rd, Winter Park, FL 32789

Website: http://www.brycefetter.com

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Criminal Defense
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DUI/DWI
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Sex Crimes
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Drug Crimes
I have extensive experience in defending all drug cases in Orange County and Seminole County. I examine each possession of a controlled substance case for a lack of evidence or conflict in evidence that would support not filing formal criminal charges. It is important that you start building your defense immediately after your arrest. Hiring an experienced possession of a controlled substance attorney is essential. Once hired, I will...
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