Legal Tips: Talking to the Police

Attorney John Marshall

The most important thing, I can’t stress it any more, that a person needs to do when they get arrested is to keep their mouth shut. I can’t tell you how often the damages are already done in a case that was almost foolproof in terms of defensibility, but because someone decided to get into a conversation with officers that now it’s a very much different case, so exercise your right to remain silent, be respectful, but don’t volunteer any information.

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Legal Tips: Talking to the Police

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