Category: I’ve Been Arrested
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Should You Accept A Plea Agreement?
The decision whether to accept a plea agreement is one for you to make and depends on your specific circumstances.
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Is Communication With Your Attorney Important?
Communication with your attorney is important to ensure that they are able to represent you in the best way possible.
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What Is The Purpose Of A Plea Deal?
The purpose of a plea deal is simple: certainty. It’s the only way for you to guarantee the outcome of your trial and your sentence.
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What Is Bail? How Does Bail Work?
Bail is an amount of money you give the court to be released from jail before trial. If you don’t follow the rules, you can lose that money.
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I’ve Been In Your Shoes: Will Asking For a Lawyer Make You Seem Guilty?
If you’re wondering if asking for a lawyer makes you look guilty, take time to read this perspective from someone who has been in your shoes.
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I’ve Been In Your Shoes: What To Do If You’ve Been Arrested
If you’ve been arrested, you probably have a lot of questions. This is your chance to hear someone’s perspective who has been in your shoes.
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Do Police Have To Tell You If You’re Under Arrest Or Free To Go?
When you interact with police, several different legal rights apply. Some of the rights depend on whether you are under arrest.
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What Rights Do You Have When Police Knock On Your Door?
When police knock on your door, you probably know you have legal rights that protect you. But do you know which ones?
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How Are Civil And Criminal Cases Related To Each Other?
Civil and criminal cases are separate in the United States justice system, but the two concepts are still related. Understand why.
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What Does Beyond A Reasonable Doubt Actually Mean?
In a criminal case, the prosecution must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. What does the term “beyond a reasonable doubt” mean?