Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

asked for audio/visual deposition

I worked for a doctor and he is now being investigated for theft and fraud. I got a call from an investigator requesting me to come into his office to give an audio/visual statement to help his investigation. He advised me that I am not a suspect....do I have to go? What rights do i have?


Asked on 12/04/08, 8:39 pm

2 Answers from Attorneys
Kelly Papa Law Office of Kelly Papa

Re: asked for audio/visual deposition

You do not have to go. Just because an investigator says that you are not a suspect, does not mean that you are not a suspect. They are allowed to lie to make their case.

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Answered on 12/05/08, 9:37 am
Hunter Chamberlin Chamberlin Butler & Crowe, P.A.

Re: asked for audio/visual deposition

You should not speak to anyone, regardless of what they tell you, without a lawyer. You can only hurt yourself or provide incriminating evidence. If the police want your cooperation, you need to make sure your legal rights are protected.

Please contact my office if you would like more information.

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Answered on 12/05/08, 9:41 am


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