After an arrest, an individual has the right to remain silent and has the right to an attorney. That much is true. Contrary to popular belief, however, the “right” to make a phone call isn’t necessarily so in every state. However, individuals who have been arrested may ask to make a phone call and may […]
What You Should and Shouldn’t Do If Someone Calls You After an Arrest
Posted 2 years ago by admin
What to Expect During an Arraignment in Ohio
Posted 4 years ago by Jim Titus
After someone is arrested and booked, the next step is usually an arraignment. An arraignment in Ohio is similar to arraignments in other states, and it serves as the opening of a case. In Ohio, an arraignment must take place within 72 hours from the arrest. What Happens During an Arraignment An arraignment may take […]
What Happens During the Booking Process in Ohio
Posted 4 years ago by Jim Titus
If your loved one has been arrested, you may be wondering what the booking process in Ohio entails. Waiting to see if they are OK, wondering when they can be released on bail, and worrying about their future can be stressful. Being armed with knowledge can take some of the mystery out of the legal […]
Arraignment in Indiana: What You Can Expect to Happen
Posted 4 years ago by Jim Titus
An arraignment in Indiana is typically the same as it is in other states. An arraignment on the charges against someone who has been arrested is a critical step in the legal system. If someone you know has been charged with a serious crime, it’s important to contact a qualified attorney who can thoroughly answer […]
Why You Should Think Twice Before Talking to the Police Without a Lawyer
Posted 4 years ago by Jim Titus
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney, and to have an attorney present during any questioning.” Most people know their Miranda Rights, even if they’ve never been in trouble with the […]
Visiting Someone in the Macomb County Jail
Posted 4 years ago by Jim Titus
If someone you know has been sentenced for a misdemeanor or low-level felony in Macomb County, Michigan, he or she will likely complete the term in the county jail. Visiting someone in the Macomb County Jail requires following several rules and procedures. What You Need to Know About Visiting Someone in the Macomb County Jail […]