Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Falsely Arrested, not guilty of charge(s)/stopped without probable cause

"What does someone do"? They defend the criminal charges with whatever admissible evidence they have, file any appropriate suppression motions, go to trial if necessary. Most people hire an attorney that knows how to do those things.

Re: Falsely Arrested, not guilty of charge(s)/stopped without probable cause

"What does someone do"? They defend the criminal charges with whatever admissible evidence they have, file any appropriate suppression motions, go to trial if necessary. Most people hire an attorney that knows how to do those things.

Re: Falsely Arrested, not guilty of charge(s)/stopped without probable cause

There is only one thing you or anyone in your situation can do - get a lawyer. Do not try to represent yourself - always a bad idea. You might benefit from getting an attorney involved to intervene before charges are filed.

Feel free to contact my office for a free and confidential review of your situation.

Jacek W. Lentz, Esq.

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Re: Falsely Arrested, not guilty of charge(s)/stopped without probable cause

I want to add something. You're not the first person who got arrested and thinks they're innocent. Some people in your position walk in to court and start telling their story to the judge or D.A. about how innocent they are. Well, guess what. They hear the same thing a hundred times a day. If you don't handle the situation correctly, for example by hiring an experienced lawyer to go to court for you on the first court date, you'll go to jail, and 100% of the other inmates will have a story just like yours about how innocent they are, too.