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If I am placed under arrest, what are my rights?
If you are placed under arrest in Florida, you 1) have the right to remain silent, 2) have the right to an attorney, and 3) have the right to have an attorney appointed to you by the state if you cannot afford one. Additionally, you have the right to know that anything you say can be used against you in a court of law.
I was not read my Miranda rights, can this impact my case?
Yes. If you were not read your Miranda rights when you were arrested, anything you may have said to law enforcement throughout the arrest may not be admissible in a court of law. For more information on your Miranda rights and how your rights can change the outcome of your case, you should consult with an experienced attorney, like the attorneys at Hager & Schwartz, P.A.
Can police conduct a search without a warrant?
Police may only conduct a search when they have a warrant or when they have your consent. If police search your property without a warrant or your consent, the search may be considered unlawful. If you believe you were subjected to an unlawful search, call our firm today at 1-866-850-7575.
Why should I hire an attorney?
Many people make the mistake of representing themselves and the end result is usually quite costly and damaging. When ever you are charged with or arrested for a crime, it is always in your best interest to obtain the services of a credible defense lawyer that you can trust. Without the aid of a lawyer, you stand little chance of successfully fighting your criminal charges, or having your charges reduced. You need an experienced attorney on your side that can negotiate with prosecutors and look out for your individual well-being at all times.
Does hiring a lawyer guarantee that I will win in court?
No, hiring a lawyer does not guarantee that you will win in court. However, by hiring the right criminal defense attorney, your chances of obtaining a successful case outcome will greatly increase.
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