Top Rated Criminal Defense Attorney in Doylestown, PA

Sara Webster represents the rights of people charged with crimes in Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties as well as their surrounding areas in Pennsylvania. She focuses her practice on criminal defense and civil litigation, handling cases that involve the following matters: sexual offenses, DUI, theft and fraud, vehicle offenses, homicide and manslaughter, juvenile offenses, weapons charges, motor vehicle accidents, drug charges and prescription drug fraud, bail reduction hearings and traffic violations. Ms. Webster also represents clients accused of parole and probation violations, clients facing involuntary mental health commitments, and juveniles.

Ms. Webster has represented hundreds of clients over the years and understands the impact a criminal charge or accident can have on people's lives. She has built a reputation for her superior legal skills, having earned the respect of judges, law enforcement, attorneys and prosecutors. Her vast experience has taught her that every case is different and she is known as a passionate advocate who examines every detail of a case.

Ms. Webster has successfully mounted defenses to criminal charges based upon unconstitutional searches and seizures by police, mistaken consent, self-defense, misidentification, mental health defense, accident and lack of criminal intent.

A member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and past president of the Pennsylvania Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Ms. Webster often lectures to other attorneys on criminal defense subjects. Ms. Webster also belongs to the American, Pennsylvania and Bucks County Bar associations. At the latter, she has chaired the Criminal Law Section for over 10 years.

Ms. Webster believes that involvement in the community is important. She serves on the boards of Peace Valley Nature Center and Buckingham Friends School and is active with the Bucks County Audubon Society. Her pro bono efforts include client consultation through her connection to NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) and defense of PFA (Protection from Abuse) cases.