Baton Rouge Criminal Defense Attorney
Carl Barkemeyer, Baton Rouge Criminal Lawyer, is highly experienced and devoted to practicing solely criminal defense and DWI/DUI defense. He has defended the rights of the accused his entire career.
Mr. Barkemeyer provides defense representation for misdemeanor charges and felony charges. He helps all of those who are under investigation, have an arrest warrant or bench warrant, have been arrested, charged, indicted, and/or received a misdemeanor summons. Mr. Barkemeyer can provide legal advice at all stages of a criminal proceeding.
Louisiana Criminal Charges Attorney
Carl Barkemeyer provides professional criminal defense representation to people with charges throughout Louisiana. Throughout his career, he has traveled the state representing criminal defendants. He defends those with criminal charges as far north as Shreveport and as far south as St. Mary Parish.
Criminal charges Lawyer in Baton Rouge Area
Carl Barkemeyer, local Baton Rouge Criminal Lawyer, has handled hundreds of cases throughout Louisiana and the Baton Rouge area. His office is located in Baton Rouge.
Criminal charges may have severe legal consequences. If convicted, you will not only lose your freedom and certain alienable rights, but you will also damage your reputation with your family, friends, and community. If you have been charged with a crime in Baton Rouge or surrounding area, hiring a skilled Baton Rouge criminal attorney is vital to obtaining a successful outcome in your case.
Criminal Defense Attorney Carl Barkemeyer can help you if you need a criminal lawyer in Baton Rouge or the surrounding area. Contact him immediately at (225) 964-6720 for a free consultation.
Recent Blog Posts
- 02.21.12 | DWI in Louisiana
The following case contains an example of how a misdemeanor conviction can become enhanceable if another similar charge is acquired. James Ranna Jr. of Metairie was taken into custody last week and booked at the parish jail in Gretna with- 02.16.12 | Louisiana State Supreme Court Ruling in Baton Rouge
The state Supreme Court in Louisiana ruled in favor of defendant Gerald Chinn, who is awaiting trial in Baton Rouge on charges of attempted first-degree murder and felony criminal damage to property. Chinn chose to waive his right to a jury trial, b ...- 02.15.12 | LSU Baseball Player Arrested and Charged with DWI
A freshman LSU pitcher has been suspended from the team after he was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Carson Baranik was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison on one count each of first-offense DWI, disobeying a red light, ...- 02.13.12 | DWI Arrests Expected this Mardi Gras Season
Law enforcement agencies across Louisiana are preparing for a DWI crackdown over the Mardi Gras season. These law enforcement agencies will increase the number of patrol officers looking for drunken drivers and will conduct more DWI checkpoints. Hi ...- 02.06.12 | Two Arrested during Drug Stops in Louisiana
Two drivers were arrested on drug counts Thursday night in St. Francisville, Louisiana. Officers with the Delta Drug Task Force made the arrest. One driver was booked with possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession of cocaine and ...- 02.04.12 | Fugitive Arrested in Baton Rouge
Michael Dewayne Coleman was arrested last Monday after fleeing from U.S. Marshals the previous week after they tried to arrest him in Baton Rouge. Coleman is currently booked in East Baton Rouge Parish Prison and will be taken to Pointe Coupee Par ...- 01.31.12 | Applying the Fourth Amendment to Technology Today
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last week that police must obtain a warrant from a judge before placing a GPS tracking device on a vehicle. The ruling came in the case of Washington, D.C., nightclub owner Antoine Jones, sentenced to life in prison on ...- 01.20.12 | Alabama Fan Arrested for Sexual Battery of LSU Fan
Brian Downing was booked in New Orleans, Louisiana on counts of sexual battery and obscenity for allegedly putting his genitals on the face of an LSU fan who appeared to be drunk and “practically unconscious,” police said. The arrest stems from a ...- 01.19.12 | Scientist Sentenced for Selling Trade Secrets of Louisiana Chemical Plant
Retired Dow Chemical Company research scientist Wen Chyu Liu of Baton Rouge was sentenced last week to five years in federal prison for his conviction on charges that he stole trade secrets from Dow’s Plaquemine plant and sold them to companies in Ch ...- 01.18.12 | Healthcare Fraud Prosecuted Vigorously in Louisiana
The owner of four Louisiana medical equipment companies, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States and to pay and receive healthcare kickbacks. An employee also plea ... - 02.16.12 | Louisiana State Supreme Court Ruling in Baton Rouge



