Legal Question in Criminal Law in Pennsylvania

Re: arrest warrant

First, your son should not make any statements to the police. Second, he should call and say that it is his desire to turn himself in and that when the warrant is ready, have the detective call him and he will turn himself in. If the cops don't honor this requestion there is nothing he can do. The most important thing is not to give a statement to the police. Although, from the sound of your note, he may have already given a statement.

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Re: arrest warrant

There will be a warrant if your son doesn't show up to be interviewed by the police. However, if he does attend this "questioning" he should have an attorney present...failure to do so will more than likely cause your son to say things he shouldn't.

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Sincerely,

Marc V. Taiani, Esquire

AAAL - Allegheny Attorneys At Law, PC

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Re: arrest warrant

He should not under any circumstanes go in for questioning without an attorney. He should NOT GIVE ANY STATEMENT to the police. Under any circumstances.