Q: What type of lawyer do I need on my side of I'm becoming a paid police informant ?
Mainly Tarrant county but could go into Dallas county too . I do not have pending criminal charges. This is voluntary
A:
You need a criminal defense attorney.
In most cases, the identity of a police informant is kept confidential. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. An attorney can help you understand your rights and negotiate with the police and prosecution to keep your identity confidential.
If you are called to testify in court, your attorney will be there to represent you and protect your rights.
If you are considering becoming a police informant, it is important to speak with an attorney first.
Good luck.
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