If you or someone you know is facing a criminal charge, you should speak with an attorney prior to talking to the police.   Based upon our experience, many people think they can talk their way out of a bad situation.  Do not ever speak to the police without first contacting an attorney.  In some cases, a client will give the police all the information necessary for a conviction.  The client mistakenly believes he/she won’t be charged if they cooperate.  In some instances a client may give contradictory statements and provide the police with information to establish they are hiding something or lack credibility, which could be detrimental at a trial.  Finally, in other matters, a client will lie to the police, which may hinder their investigation.  Although you may be innocent, if you lied to the police and they rely on that information to their detriment, you may be arrested for interfering in a police investigation.  Our trained lawyers make ourselves available at all hours to speak with our clients during a criminal emergency.  We will ensure that all communication between the police only involves our office.  Our lawyers work with trained investigators, some being retired police detectives to uncover facts that may be helpful to your case.   Our attorneys also worked with experts that administer polygraphs.  As part of our work product we may have a client undergo a polygraph before making our client available for a civil deposition or an interview with the police.  It is imperative that you have a criminal lawyer that will uncover all the facts necessary to obtain a result in your best interest.