Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: Burglary Some Q's

DO not go.SEnd me an E-mail with your phone # and a good time to reach you.I look forward to talking to you.

Re: Burglary Some Q's

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It is usually never a good idea to go in for questioning without speaking with a good criminal lawyer first. If you do, they can not only speak with you, but also arrest you if they believe they have enough reason to do so. Prints can be taken from wherever they might be available for any size case.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Burglary Some Q's

Yes, detectives are detectives. They will try to obtain evidence to convict you and the easiest way is to get you to incriminate yourself, either by confessing or grabbing yor prints. Get a lawyer and don't go in.