Criminal Law

If you are charged, or have been charged with a crime, there are important constitutional protections you should know:

You have the ABSOLUTE right to be represented by a lawyer at all stages of the legal proceeding, and if you can not afford a lawyer, one can be appointed to defend you;
You have the ABSOLUTE right to remain silent and not to speak with law enforcement at any time. If at first you waive that right and begin to speak, you have the ABSOLUTE right to refuse any further questioning;
You have the ABSOLUTE right to review all evidence the state has to prove your guilt, or to show your innocence;
You have the ABSOLUTE right to a FAIR, PUBLIC and SPEEDY trial by your peers;
You have the ABSOLUTE right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures of your person and property.

Your LIBERTY is at stake, do not “go it alone” seek the advices of a lawyer before you make any decisions, speak to any law enforcement, or act in any way in response to a potential criminal charge.

For answers and advices to your questions call or email David Kerce right now for a free consultation. 386-258-0073, toll free 888-363-0233; This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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If you are charged, or have been charged with a crime, there are important constitutional protections you should know:

You have the ABSOLUTE right to be represented by a lawyer at all stages of the legal proceeding, and if you can not afford a lawyer, one can be appointed to defend you;

You have the ABSOLUTE right to remain silent and not to speak with law enforcement at any time. If at first you waive that right and begin to speak, you have the ABSOLUTE right to refuse any further questioning;

You have the ABSOLUTE right to review all evidence the state has to prove your guilt, or to show your innocence;

You have the ABSOLUTE right to a FAIR, PUBLIC and SPEEDY trial by your peers;

You have the ABSOLUTE right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures of your person and property.

Your LIBERTY is at stake, do not “go it alone” seek the advices of a lawyer before you make any decisions, speak to any law enforcement, or act in any way in response to a potential criminal charge.