Q: My husbands lawyer won't talk to me because of the discovered evidence in his case. Please explain this
He is charged with attempted intisement off a child. 1 count. And a second count for asking for pictures of the child performing sexual acts. Pretrial court date Oct 22. He has been advised to plead guilty and try to plea bargin
A: Your husband has to give his lawyer permission to speak with you. Ethical rules require the attorney only to speak with his client, your husband, and no one else without the direct permission from his client, your husband.
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