Argumentative Essay: Should The Kokosa Law Firm

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Don’t make the situation worse by adding on a Resisting Arrest charge or felony Assault 2nd for trying to hit the cop. Just go gently and keep your mouth shut (see #1). At this point, nearly everything you say or do is being recorded. Be aware that your pretty face will be on a TV screen should your case go to trial. Simply advise whatever officer that is speaking to you that you want a lawyer immediately. Many will give you the chance to call your lawyer after you’ve gotten the silver bracelets on. Take advantage of this. Call your lawyer, whether it’s me or someone else. (Shameless plug, you can always call the Kokosa Law Firm at (518) 907-4694 or text us at (518) 466-3062)).

The officer will generally sit you down somewhere and cuff you

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