Dothan, AL asked in Criminal Law for Alabama

Q: My brother in law has been in jail for almost a year on drug charges his lawyer waved his pointed trail with out him can

My brother in law has been in jail for almost a year his lawyer well not tell us nothing she waved his ple trial and well not go see him what can we do to help him she well not even ask for a bond reduction does she have the right to do this with out him knowing please help

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Richard Carl Perry Jr.
Richard Carl Perry Jr.
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Birmingham, AL
  • Licensed in Alabama

A: Your brother-in-law's attorney should be doing everything to advocate in his best interest. This would include going to see him in jail, if necessary, as well as filing motions in order to get him out of jail - such as motions to reduce bond or to ask for a bond hearing. Feel free to give me a call to discuss your brother-in-law's case and some options he may have. I would be happy to speak to you.

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