When charged with a crime, many people panic and, in an attempt to curry favor with prosecutors, give away some of their most fundamental rights. To help you avoid serious mistakes, some of which could have serious, long-reaching consequences, Tom Ganim at Ganim, Ganim & Ganim, P.C. in Bridgeport, CT, recommends hiring an attorney who will ensure that the process is conducted fairly.
For example, many people don't fully understand that:
The Police Can Lie to You: In order to coerce a confession, police are allowed to lie to suspects about what witnesses said, the results of tests, and other evidence in the case. An attorney can put an end to intense questioning, demand to see evidence, and prevent the manipulative tactics many prosecutors…