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Being accused isn't the same as being convicted. What you do in the first hours and days makes a real difference in how your case unfolds — here's what to know right now.

1
Stay Silent
You have the right to remain silent — use it. Anything you say to police, even casually, can be used against you later.
2
Ask for an Attorney
Clearly state that you want an attorney before answering any questions. Once you ask, questioning is supposed to stop.
3
Don't Explain or Justify
It's natural to want to explain your side — don't. Save your account for your attorney, in private, first.
4
Call Us Immediately
We take jail calls and visits 24/7. Early representation protects fast-moving deadlines, like DMV hearings after a DUI arrest.
5
Don't Post About It
Avoid discussing your arrest or case on social media or in texts — prosecutors do look, and it can be used as evidence.
6
Preserve Evidence
Write down what you remember while it's fresh, and hold onto anything — texts, receipts, footage — that supports your account.
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