LEARN YOUR RIGHTS

IT IS YOUR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT THAT IF YOU ARE ACCUSED, ARRESTED OR CHARGED WITH A CRIME, YOU ARE CONSIDERED INNOCENT UNTIL YOU CAN BE PROVEN GUILTY.

You should always have the right to defend yourself and nobody has the right to punish you unless you are found guilty of the crime.

If accused, arrested or charged with a crime, you have the right to remain silent until you have had the     opportunity to speak and confer with a lawyer.

You cannot be forced by torture or coercion to incriminate yourself. Any such confessions rendered by such     will be inadmissible in court.

You have the right to receive adequate legal representation and in the event you can not afford to hire an     attorney, the court must provide you a lawyer at no charge.

If you are accused of a serious crime, you have the right to a speedy, public trial with 12 of your peers      serving as the jurors.

For you to be found guilty of the charges against you, the prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable     doubt that you committed the crimes that you were charged with.

You have the right to know and understand all the charges against you. Furthermore, you have the right to      cross-examine any witnesses that testify against you and you have the right to assemble and question your      own witnesses.

You have the right to be free of unreasonable search and seizure. Many situations and circumstance require law enforcement to obtain a search warrant before searching your private property. If evidence is secured through an unlawful search, the judge is required to make it inadmissible.

You can not be tried twice for the same crime.

HOW CAN we HELP?
If you or a loved one has been accused, arrested, or charged with a crime, it is important not to delay and speak with a skilled, aggressive, experienced local criminal lawyer immediately that can PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS!

Call 1-800-INNOCENT (1-800-466-6236) or fill out the Free Consultation Form and you will be connected FOR FREE to a local, experienced criminal lawyer that will fight for your freedom and your future. Your lawyer will know the different tactics and strategies that can be implemented and the arguments that can be made to strengthen your case, and weaken the State or Federal case against you.

Early intervention by the right criminal lawyer may make a significant and positive impact on your case. He may be able to convince the prosecution not to file charges or if charge have been filed, negotiate with the prosecutor to reduce or even eliminate them. If the case goes forward your lawyer may be able to negotiate a “plea deal” where the fines, and jail you are facing are dramatically reduced.