The Law Office of Matthew A. Bailey
Matthew Bailey is an Alabama criminal defense attorney with years of experience ready to help you with your legal needs.
Matthew A. Bailey
About Attorney Bailey
Attorney Matthew Bailey is the founder of the Law Office of Matthew A. Bailey. At his Firm he works in many different fields of law with extensive experience in criminal law including: violent crimes, drug crimes, felonies, misdemeanors, sex crimes, and traffic violations. He also has extensive experience as an appellate attorney representing people in criminal appeals, civil appeals, motions for new trial, and post conviction work such as expungements, Rule 32 petitions, pardons, and paroles.
Mr. Bailey has successfully represented clients in both State and Federal Court and in both criminal defense and civil rights cases. He has extensive experience practicing before the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles and dealing with safety issues related to people in the Alabama Department of Corrections.
In 2020, Mr. Bailey established his own Firm to best represent Alabamians across the State. Mr. Bailey had years of experience in private practice before establishing his own practice. At those previous firms he focused on Post-Conviction and Criminal Defense cases ranging from misdemeanors and traffic tickets to Capital Murder. Call or contact him today to see how he can possibly assist you in your case!
Firm Contact Information
Attorney Bailey is an experienced criminal defense, criminal appeals, civil rights, and civil appeals attorney ready to represent you
or your loved ones!
For a consultation, please contact Attorney Matthew Bailey by calling or texting (205) 286-9082 or filling out your personal information on the contact me page.
The Law Office of Matthew A. Bailey
P.O. Box 4432
Huntsville, AL 35815
The Law Office of Matthew A. Bailey
Phone: 205-286-9082 Email: Bailey@MatthewABailey.com Please feel free to text us or fill out the contact form on our website!
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
Closed on State and Federal Holidays
Victories by Attorney Matthew A. Bailey
Client Granted Resentencing from Life Sentence
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Criminal Appeals client was originally sentenced to life with the possibility of parole. However, after Attorney Bailey conducted a Rule 32 petition and hearing, the client was resentenced to 25 years.
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Client was granted parole over the objection of the District Attorney and Attorney General's Office despite only serving less than 19 years of a life sentence for Felony Murder and Attempted Murder.
Client Granted Resentencing from Life Sentence
Parole Granted to Client Convicted of Felony Murder
Client Reinstated to Community Corrections Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Attorney Bailey was able to negotiate a deal during the client's Rule 32 criminal appeals representation, and the client was resentenced to be released on a split sentence.
Client Reinstated to Community Corrections Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client Reinstated to Community Corrections Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Criminal defense clients was set to be revoked for violations of their community corrections conditions. After negotiations with the State, Attorney Bailey was able to reinstate the client on Community Corrections.
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client's twenty-five year sentence for drug crimes was overturned after a Rule 32 criminal appeals hearing, and during the criminal defense proceedings afterwards all the drug evidence was suppressed and him released.
Parole Granted to Client with Class A Felony
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client Serving a Twenty-Five Year Sentence Given a New Trial then Charges Dropped
Client was granted parole after serving only half of his sentence on a Class A felony despite multiple previous failures to complete parole and probation.
Client's Domestic Violence Charges Dismissed
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Client Wins in Appeal over Qualified Immunity Claim
Attorney Bailey represented a criminal defense client who was accused of having committing multiple instances of domestic violence and was able to get the charges dismissed and them continued on parole.
Client Wins in Appeal over Qualified Immunity Claim
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Client Wins in Appeal over Qualified Immunity Claim
Attorney Bailey represented a client in briefing and oral arguments in an appeal taken by the State that resulted in a decision by the 11th Circuit to deny the Warden's qualified immunity claim.
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Attorney Bailey represented a client who was facing a full revocation for having committed their second, third, and fourth charges since being released on parole. With Attorney Bailey's criminal defense experience, they were fully reinstated.
Client Granted Parole Despite Robbery 1st Conviction
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Client reinstated on Parole Despite Multiple Pending Charges
Attorney Bailey successfully argued and secured the parole for an individual who had been serving on several Robbery 1st charges.
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Attorney Bailey successfully got charges dropped from a Class B Felony to a Misdemeanor in a criminal defense case for a client potentially facing decades in prison.
Client's Distribution of Controlled Substance Dismissed
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Client Given Misdemeanor Despite Facing Decades in Prison
Attorney Bailey successfully got a client's two distribution of a controlled substance charges dismissed representing him as his criminal defense attorney without the client even having to go to court.
Disclaimer
These recoveries and testimonials are not an indication of future results. Every case is different , and regardless of what friends, family, or other individuals may say about what a case is worth, each case must be evaluated on its own facts and circumstances as they apply to the law. The valuation of a case depends on the facts, the injuries, the jurisdiction, the venue, the witnesses, the parties, and the testimony, among other factors. Furthermore, no representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
This website is for informational purposes only. Using this site or communicating with Attorney Matthew A. Bailey through this site does not form an attorney-client relationship. No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
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