Category: Arrest Procedures

Your Kid Was Just Arrested in Chicago – What Now?

Sep 18, 2023

It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: receiving a call or a visit from law enforcement telling you that your child has been arrested in Chicago. The shock, fear, and confusion that follow such news can be overwhelming. However, it’s crucial to remember that you are not alone, and there are steps you can take to support your child and navigate the legal process.

In this blog post, we will guide you through what to do if your kid has been arrested [...]

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Understanding Your Rights During An Arrest: What You Need To Know

Mar 29, 2023

Arrest Procedures | Criminal Defense

Getting arrested can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, especially if you’re not aware of your rights. Whether it’s your first time being arrested or you have been through the process, it’s important to understand your rights to protect yourself and your legal interests. This blog post will cover some essential things you need to know about your rights during an arrest.

Your Right to Remain Silent

The most vital right you have during an arrest is to remain [...]

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Don’t Do These Things If You Get Arrested in Chicago

Feb 14, 2019

Arrest Procedures | Criminal Defense

If you get arrested in Chicago, it’s important to know your rights. An officer can arrest you if he or she sees you committing a crime, has probable cause that you committed a felony, or if he or she has a warrant for your arrest.

In this post, we’re going to tell you what not to do at your arrest, and how to get help if you are charged with resisting or obstructing arrest.

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What the Assault Arrest Process Should Look Like in Chicago

Dec 20, 2018

Arrest Procedures | Assault

Being arrested by a law enforcement officer is something that no one ever wants to experience. The arrest process is, to say the least, unnerving, leaving the accused flustered and more prone to making lapses in judgement. Unfortunately, law enforcement is well aware of this, and officers often take advantage of the situation by tricking the accused into incriminating themselves.

If you’re arrested following an alleged assault, you may not necessarily be charged with a crime. In fact, the [...]

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