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What To Do If You Are Arrested

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By: Vincent Miceli
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An accused has the right to remain silent. It is usually in your best interest to decline answering questions until a lawyer for the defense is present. Do not be coerced into saying something that could work against you. Be sure to check out criminal defense attorneys before deciding which one to hire. Get one you have confidence in and one that keeps you informed as the process unfolds.
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