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I'm innocent; do I still need a lawyer?
The fact that you are innocent does not guarantee that you will be found innocent. Sometimes prosecutors push cases through so eagerly that innocent people are found guilty. Ensure your rights; get an attorney.
No charges have been filed; do I still need a lawyer?
It is sometimes easier to convince prosecutors not to file charges in the first place than to persuade them to dismiss charges. Don't believe police and prosecutors will fairly investigate a crime. And remember, they also make mistakes. Be sure your rights are protected; get an attorney.
Should I speak to investigators?
Maybe. Maybe not. This can be a complex decision. Be sure you have good advice; get an attorney.
What questions can a lawyer answer for me?
Here are a few: How do I get someone out of jail? What do I do if there is a warrant out for my arrest? Should I talk to police? What do I do if I can't make bail? What does a criminal lawyer cost? How do I clear my record? What is deferred adjudication?
Ted Machi & Associates, 1521 N. Cooper, Ste. 550, Arlington, Texas
(817) 335-8800 | Metro: (972) 445-5387 | Toll Free: 1 (866) 332-8377
Principle office located in Arlington, Texas
*Barry Johnson, Board Certified Criminal Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
*Barry Johnson, Board Certified Personal Injury Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
*Ted Machi, Board Certified Consumer Bankruptcy Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
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