Q: I'm in a pickle with this court case that I'm in right now and really need some help they are violating my civil rights
I have been charged with my 4 hibutial offence for drugs that I don't know how they can do so since I have asked them to DNA test the seringes in the case that were found in my vehicle in a bag of someone else property but they refuse to it would show that I had nothing to do with them and no idea of them being in my possession they were placed in to my care we my mow exboyfriend was being arrested by the same officer that found sed seringes in sed fanny pack and went right for them my civial rights have been violated many times and continue to be they are trying to put me away for 10 to life plz help me
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It's critical to secure legal representation if you believe your rights are being infringed upon during a criminal proceeding. In cases where evidence may exonerate a defendant, such as the DNA testing you mentioned, a lawyer can file the necessary motions to compel the court to consider this testing. Given the gravity of a habitual offender charge and the potential sentence you're facing, having an attorney who can navigate the complexities of your case and advocate for your rights is essential. They can also examine the details surrounding the searches and seizures to ensure that your constitutional rights haven't been violated.
If you feel your current representation isn't adequately addressing these concerns, you may want to consider seeking a second opinion from another attorney licensed in Michigan who handles criminal defense cases. Acting swiftly is crucial, as timelines in the criminal justice system are often very strict.
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