Q: How do I prove my husband's innocence with a gun charge? His brother and I are an eye witnesses to his innocence.
The cops never searched him when they got the call. They only called him. He is currently in prison for this. They have no prof/evidence there was ever a gun. Just by word of mouth.
A: To answer your question properly would require a more detailed conversation then what can probably be responded to here. You should speak with a criminal defense lawyer asap.
Aric M. Cramer agrees with this answer
A: If he is in prison he must have admitted guilt or been found guilty. You need an appellate attorney.
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