Q: My husband is being wronged in so many way and I don’t know what to do he is being charged for burglary of a building
And we work together and because of his past they put it on him when there was several other employees to look at
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The best thing to do is for him NOT to give any statement without an attorney.
Be strong and assert your rights!
You can come to my office for a free consultation. There are many good lawyers on Justia, you should seek help from one of us ASAP!
I hope this helps.
A: Sorry to hear about your husband. The problem with these types of cases, particularly when a person has priors, is that the presumption of innocence is more difficult to avail. In other words, when a person has had encounters with the law, it becomes more difficult to say that said person is innocent. You best contact a criminal defense lawyer to help you and your husband. Blessings!
Penny Wymyczak-White agrees with this answer
A: You need to retain a lawyer if he is innocent, Do not talk about the case to anyone other than a lawyer,
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