Eagle Rock Defense Group

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Eagle Rock Defense Group — Criminal Defense in Jacksonville

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Jacksonville criminal defense attorney — It is built, managed, and executed personally by John Rockwell—a veteran trial attorney with over 21 years of elite legal experience.

After 21 years of practicing law as a former prosecutor and at large firms, seasoned trial attorney John Rockwell is taking a new approach to the established defense law model.

John is fully admitted to practice in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, allowing him to seamlessly defend clients against complex federal indictments and grand jury investigations in all of Northeast Florida.

Practice Areas

  • Criminal Defense
  • Domestic Violence
  • Drug Charges
  • DUI Defense
  • Murder Defense
  • Homicide Defense
  • Assault & Battery
  • Theft & Larceny

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of criminal cases does the firm handle?
In Florida, if the outcome of your criminal case results in what is called a withhold of adjudication (meaning you did not actually get convicted of the criminal offense), and assuming you do not have any prior criminal convictions on your record from anywhere at any time after you turned 18 years old, you are legally eligible to seal your case.

Why does experience matter in a criminal defense attorney?
After 21 years of practicing law as a former prosecutor and at large firms, seasoned trial attorney John Rockwell is taking a new approach to the established defense law model.

How does the firm approach a case?
In Florida, if the outcome of your criminal case results in what is called a withhold of adjudication (meaning you did not actually get convicted of the criminal offense), and assuming you do not have any prior criminal convictions on your record from anywhere at any time after you turned 18 years old, you are legally eligible to seal your case.

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