Criminal Defense Article on Being Arrested - Things to Know

Throughout our lives there are some things that willthey do have the ability to hold you until your
be traumatic and quite possibly done on accident,attorney has negotiated your release or your bail
which we have no control over. In particular, beingamount has been paid. Nobody wants to sit in a jail
arrested can be a big headache and, aside fromcell, so be sure you hire an experienced attorney to
avoiding the issue in the first place (if at all possible),negotiate on your behalf.
there are a few things you should know about beingLastly, if there is one thing I can suggest it's to relax
arrested and what to do if you are.and take it easy. There is no use stressing yourself
For one, keep in mind that you do have rights underout, and being argumentative with law enforcement
the Fifth Amendment to the United Statesofficials can lead to additional charges and additional
Constitution, which is also referred to as your Mirandaproblems for you. Simply said, it's not worth it.
Rights. Under such rights, you are not required toI hope this article has been helpful and good luck with
answer any questions asked by police other thanyour legal case.
your name and address or to furnish an officialBest Regards,
identification card. This can be a state ID card, aGarret Weinrieb, Esq.
driver's license or a passport.Partner
Secondly, you have the right to an attorney and canVALERIO | WEINRIEB Criminal Defense Attorneys 
have him/her present during all questioning. This is not 
required, but if questions are answered, such should(note: Information contained within this article is
be done in the presence of your attorney. Thisintended for general information purposes only and is
ensures you, the client, are protected andnot, nor is it intended to be, legal advice for any
represented in the best possible light. After all, youindividual case or situation. The information contained
have the right to a fair trial, and having an attorneywithin this article is not intended to create an
by your side allows for this to occur.attorney-client relationship and use of this article, and
Thirdly, though you are not required to answerany information contained herein, does not constitute
questions presented by law enforcement officials,such a relationship.