What Are My Rights?
You have rights under the
United States Constitution. Even if you are not a US
citizen, your rights will be protected under the US
Constitution.
Before a law enforcement official questions you while
you are in custody, he or she must inform you of your
rights under the 'Miranda Rule.' Accordingly, the
officer must read you your 'Miranda Rights.'
Your Miranda Rights are:
"You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you in a
court of law.
You have the right to an attorney.
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed
for you.
Do you wish to give up these rights?"
Tell the officer or government official, "NO." Tell
him or her that you do not want to give up your rights.
Tell the officer or government official that you want
to call your attorney, Michael Mirer.
You have the right to remain
silent.
Do not make any statements!
Law enforcement officials are required to inform you
of your Miranda Rights if you are being questioned while
you are in custody.
BE AWARE ---- If you voluntarily provide information
to any law enforcement officials, you waive your right
to remain silent.
However, if you are being questioned by law enforcement
personnel and you are not under arrest or in custody,
law enforcement officials are not required to read you
your Miranda Rights.
You are in custody if you are not free to leave. If
you have any doubts about whether you are in custody,
call the Law Office of Michael Mirer, P.A., before you
make any statements. Michael Mirer
is a federal criminal attorney in Miami.
In some cases, after the proper government officials
have conducted a thorough investigation of the charges,
a police arrest could be found invalid, resulting in the
dismissal of the charges.
If the police have violated your rights, the Law
Office of Michael Mirer, P.A. will advocate on your
behalf to protect your rights and to insure that you are
treated fairly.
Do I Need To Answer Police
Questions?
NO! You have the right under the Fifth
Amendment of the
United States Constitution to remain silent.
ANY STATEMENTS YOU MAKE CAN
AND
WILL BE USED AGAINST YOU!
If you have been arrested, before you talk to any law
enforcement officials, call your attorney, Michael
Mirer, to protect your rights.
If you have been contacted by law enforcement
personnel or are under investigation for a crime, you
need an attorney to protect your rights.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MEET WITH
ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL OR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
WITHOUT A LAWYER PRESENT.
Law enforcement personnel are trained professionals
and who are not looking out for your best interest. You
need a lawyer to properly advocate on your behalf and to
look out for your interest. Through his experience as a
prosecutor and as a criminal defense attorney, Michael
Mirer has dealt with numerous police officers and
government officials and has handled all types of cases
from misdemeanors to homicides.
Call Michael Mirer to vigorously advocate on your
behalf and to protect your rights.
I Live Outside of Florida and
I Have Been Charged with a Crime in Florida.
If you were arrested and charged with a crime in
Florida, but live outside the state, in certain cases it
is possible for Michael Mirer to represent you without
the need for you to return numerous times to Florida for
court appearances. Michael Mirer can appear on your
behalf at most court proceedings and save you thousands
of dollars in travel expenses as well as your valuable
time.
How can the Law Office of Michael
Mirer, P.A., help you?
• We will protect
your rights!
• Call us immediately so that we have
an opportunity to intervene
before the charges are filed against you.
• We will assist in your expeditious
release from jail.
• We will help you resolve your case.
Disclaimer:
The hiring of a Miami federal
criminal defense lawyer or any lawyer is an
important decision that should not be based solely upon
advertisements. Before you decide, ask us to send you
free written information about our qualifications and
experience.
