Stephen Ross Cohen’s Answers

No, and even if they fail, anything you say can be used at time of trial to impeach you. The Miranda Rights have largely been watered down by subsequent court rulings

Did they leave wills behind, a trust. Oral statements are worthless, and what did they have that you know about?

you will be appointed a public defender, then you have to decide if have confidence in him or her if not hire a private attorney

Good luck, these cases are lengthy and serious I will not take such a case for less than $50,000 down and sometimes more.

Does she have any money, if no you are wasting your time, you shoul consult a PA Attorney

Notify your insurance carrir and make sure restitution is accomplished and talk to your attorney about it.

I do civil litigation as well as criminal work, this ia a serious matter gven the nature of the injuries. Do not let him talk with the insurance company, do not let him sign any releases. Call me and I can discuss this case with you 213-819-1171

dont say any more and delete this, you will get a public defender or private counsel to help you

You will have to go to court, fill out a form regarding your income and expenses to see if you qualify and then one will be appointed for you. Do not plead quilty

Yes this is. Double Jeopardy only applies when a trial has begun. If the case is dismissed prior to trial the prosecution has a second shot. My name is Stephen R. Cohen California State Bar #60834, fax 1-888-958-5642, cell phone for appointment only 213-819-1171. I primarily practice in Los Angeles and Orange County but have been admitted other states and countries Pro Hac Vice. I have practiced extensively in Family Law, Criminal Law, Personal Injury and have forgotten how many trials I...