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Challenging Illegal Search and Seizure in Criminal Defense

Challenging Illegal Search and Seizure in Criminal Defense

An illegal search and seizure happens when police or other authorities search your property or take your belongings without a proper warrant or a valid reason. The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects against this. If you believe a search or seizure was illegal, you can challenge it in court. Your lawyer can file a motion to suppress evidence obtained unlawfully. If the court agrees, the evidence cannot be used against you in trial….

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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Facing
Criminal Charges

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Facing
Criminal Charges

Being arrested and charged with a criminal offense can be an extremely scary experience. Additionally, it’s important that you know and understand your rights and avoid making common mistakes during this time. One of the most important steps you can take is to retain experienced legal counsel for representation as soon as possible. A skilled criminal defense lawyer in your area can take the steps necessary to protect your rights, defend you against your charge,…

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How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Lawyer for Your Case

How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Lawyer for Your Case

Criminal charges can result in extremely serious penalties and collateral consequences upon conviction. Consequently, you want the best possible criminal defense lawyer on your side to represent you throughout your case. Ideally, you want representation from an attorney who regularly handles criminal defense matters and has previously handled cases that are similar to yours. By selecting an experienced criminal defense attorney for representation, you significantly increase your chances of achieving a favorable result in your…

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The Importance of Understanding Your Miranda Rights

The Importance of Understanding Your Miranda Rights

If a police officer takes you into custody, they are required to read you Miranda warnings before interrogating you. You should always insist upon the presence of legal counsel during any police questioning. Moreover, if a police officer fails to provide adequate warnings – or does not provide any warnings at all – then any statements that you make may be tainted and subject to suppression at trial. Throughout the process, it’s important that you…

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