TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE

Anyone arrested for a criminal offense will have a much easier time avoiding the worst consequences if:

1. They do not talk to the police without having Brad Sherman present during questioning. I rarely agree to speak with the police with my clients present. This is normally the case because nothing good usually comes from talking with the police – especially when you are a suspect. This is reality because once the police consider you a suspect, they rarely consider evidence that will help you.
2. Begin investigating your own case immediately. Most police officers are not thorough investigating their case against you. It will be to your advantage to fully investigate your case before the prosecutor. Police Officers rarely have to worry about proving the charges against you to a jury. Prosecutors, on the other hand, hate looking bad and hate losing even more. Many prosecutors care about their reputation as trial lawyers more than doing justice. For example, prosecutors will use a variety of tools to strengthen their case – even if it means putting someone in jail for much longer than they deserve. Call me for a free consultation – so I can share with you accounts of prosecutorial misconduct.

Make no mistake about the realities of the criminal justice system. Justice is much more unlikely for the poor as compared to the rich. Rich people can spend loads of money on attorneys and investigators. I seek to provide a rich man’s defense for people with modest financial resources at a fraction of the cost required by many of Florida’s lofty criminal defense law firms. It would be a pleasure to speak to you about your legal options – especially after you consult with some of the most expensive criminal defense lawyers in your area. I can provide you with an aggressive criminal defense for less money because I do not see my client’s as a financial opportunity. Instead, I only expect to be compensated a reasonable fee for my experience and dedication. Ask hard questions about your lawyer’s experience, how often you can expect to hear from your lawyer while your case is pending, and the defense strategy they would employ for your case.