Most people in the U.S. know that the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution grants them the right to refuse to incriminate themselves. However, defendants often end up throwing away that right without even realizing what they are doing at the time. Learn more about what you need to do to preserve your right against self-incrimination.
1.) Don’t wait until after you’ve been arrested or detained to invoke your rights.
A lot of people accused of crimes seriously damage their own defense by talking to the police for far too long before they’re arrested.…
Fighting a speeding ticket might seem like a waste of time and effort, but just paying it could mean higher insurance rates in the future. If your job depends on your driving record, accepting the ticket could have an impact on your career. Before walking into court, you need to take time to study the case and decide your best approach for fighting the ticket. Here are some commonly used strategies that might be useful in your case.…
If you have been charged with DUI or DWI, you may be frightened and wondering what to do. Many details may be involved in your charge and will need to be examined by an experienced DUI attorney, some that you may not even be aware of. Learn more about some the reasons you will need to hire an attorney to provide you legal representation in court about your DUI/DWI charge.…
