By Jeff Kennedy
Fort Worth Criminal Defense FAQ
Being arrested for a crime is a terrifying situation, and you’re bound to have all sorts of questions to ask your attorney. We are happy to answer all of your questions during a free consultation.
Below, we’ve answered a few questions the Fort Worth criminal defense team at the Law Offices of Jeff C. Kennedy often receives.
Should I talk with the police after an arrest?
Not without an attorney present. Often, the whole purpose of the police officers’ questions is to develop a stronger case against you, and they may mislead you into an accidental confession. Insisting on having a lawyer with you during all police questioning is a good way to avoid accidentally admitting guilt.
What’s the difference between probation and parole?
Probation is an alternative sentence to prison. It’s a chance to remain in the community instead of serving prison time. Parole is when you’ve been released from prison early under the condition that you will be supervised in the community.
Should I even bother fighting a misdemeanor charge?
Many people believe that misdemeanors are no big deal, but a misdemeanor conviction can still have a great impact on your life. In many ways, a misdemeanor conviction can negatively impact your life similarly to a felony conviction. Fighting the charge could help you avoid these negative consequences.
What types of cases are you willing to take on?
We can help you with any criminal defense case, but here are a few we often handle: assault and family violence, drug crimes, criminal trespass, driving while intoxicated, probation revocation, theft, sealing and expunging records, and weapons charges.
Speak with a Fort Worth Criminal Defense Lawyer
If you’ve been arrested, you don’t have to deal with fighting your charges on your own. The attorneys at the Law Offices of Jeff C. Kennedy are ready to take your call and advise you on the ways to avoid a conviction.
Call us at 817-605-1010 or complete the online contact form below to discuss the details of your case with a Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer.
