After Arrest: Legal Tips

Attorney John Marshall

In terms of the procedures that an individual should follow when they’re arrested, it’s difficult to give you any black and white roadmap for responding because police officers aren’t widgets. Not every officer handles things the same way. You’re not supposed to be interrogated when you request an attorney, but it’s very common for police to continue to interrogate you, so it’s important to remain silent, hold your ground, be respectful, ask for your call and call an attorney. They can help you.

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After Arrest: Legal Tips

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