Have you been arrested for committing a crime? If you or someone you know was involved in a crime you need to seek legal assistance immediately. Whether the crime was intentional or not, you need a defense team that will guide you through the process. First, you need to acknowledge that you were involved in the crime and then seek legal assistance.
What if I’m not sure?
Sometimes you can be hanging out with your friends and accidentally be involved in a criminal situation. For example, let’s say your friend asks you to bring him or her to a store to pick up a few things. They ask you to wait in the car because they will just be a few minutes. As you wait in your car for them to return they steal something or rob the store then run out and get in your car. As you unknowingly drive the getaway car. Later that night or the next morning you see a news story with a picture of your car described as the getaway car. You were just doing your friend a favor but now you are part of a crime you didn’t really know you were committing at the time. If you find yourself in this situation you need to consult with an experienced attorney for further guidance.
What if I did it on purpose?
If you planned out the crime and executed your plans you know you committed the crime. However, you still need legal assistance to defend you. An excellent example is driving with drugs in your car. You might consider a small amount of Marijuana an innocent thing to do, but the law views it otherwise. If you are caught driving with drugs in your car you can easily be arrested and charged. While this particular offense wasn’t planned out, you did knowingly bring the Marijuana in the car with you, therefore doing the crime on purpose.
Whether you committed a crime on purpose or were accidentally involved, you need to seek legal representation immediately. It’s essential to helping your case and getting it started in the right direction.
Always be honest with your attorney and provide as many details as possible about the situation. Holding back information can cause serious issues in your case. If you have been arrested for a crime contact us today for further assistance.
Roy J. Kahn, with years of legal experience in a wide variety of criminal law, heads a “boutique” firm, which means that your attorney is Roy J.Kahn, not a paralegal. If you have been charged or are about to be charged with a crime—or if you have been contacted to be a witness in a federal grand jury case, you need a qualified defense. You should consult with an attorney immediately and know that you have a right to make no statement until you have consulted with an attorney To contact Mr. Kahn, he can be reached at 305-358-7400.
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