YES! You absolutely need an attorney and you should not speak with law enforcement regarding this investigation without an attorney present - if at all. The Fifth Amendment provides you with the right to remain silent, and until you have spoken with an attorney, I suggest you assert that right.
In my experience, law enforcement generally calls you in for a statement when they do not have enough independent evidence to charge you. So they use the interrogation process to try and get a confession, in part or in full. My office has handled several such cases and can provide you with sound advice or even a referral to strong, local counsel that you can trust to zealously represent youand protect your fundamental constitutional rights.
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Sincerely,
Adam
Adam C. Stone
Adam C. Stone, Attorney and
Counselor at Law, Ltd.
840 So. Sandusky Avenue
Bucyrus, Ohio 44820
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Answered on Aug 07th, 2013 at 9:47 PM