How To Get A Criminal Lawyer
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11 June 2019
If you are facing, or about to face criminal charges, the best thing is to consult a criminal defense lawyer. The lawyer can defend you and ensure the authorities respect your legal rights. If you have never hired a criminal lawyer before, you might be at a loss on how to get a good one. Here are a few ways of getting a good criminal defense lawyer.
Referrals from Previous Lawyers
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Dealing With A DWI The Right Way
Posted on:
18 March 2019
Being put in a situation where you need to have a criminal defense attorney represent you against a DWI charge can feel precarious. It's difficult to refute claims by the police because of how much weight the court places on law enforcement opinions. There are, however, several suggestions a DWI attorney can offer, so let's take a look at some of them.
Don't Get in Trouble
It might feel like a cop-out to tell someone to just not get a DWI, but the reality is that avoiding a charge is the easiest approach.
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Ways That Your Attorney Can Cast Doubt On Photos Of Alleged Domestic Violence
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12 November 2018
When police arrive on the scene of a reported domestic violence situation, they'll almost always look for signs of physical violence. As part of their investigation, the police will document these apparent injuries with photos. The prosecution will then use the photos that depict the victim's injuries in an effort to show that physical domestic violence did indeed occur. If you're the defendant in a domestic violence case, you need to find the right attorney who has the experience and skills to successfully defend you against these claims.
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Establishing A Working Relationship With Bail Bond Agents: How And Why For Lawyers
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20 September 2018
As a criminal lawyer, you spend a lot of time in court and visiting clients in jail. A question you are most certainly asked often is "Where can I find a bail agent?" Maybe your client asks it, or a family member of the jailed (when the family member calls to ask what happens next or get the case file number for bail). If you have spent enough time in the jails, you eventually run into a couple of bail bond agents.
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