The law office of James M. Campbell has handled hundreds of criminal cases over the past years and has an active practice in Florida and Georgia courts.  This experience includes felony cases, juvenile matters, misdemeanor cases, domestic violence, drug cases, and DUI.  Warrant recalls, bail and or release, and pre-filing representation are also areas of practice.

You have a constitutional right to remain silent.  Should you make a statement don't!

If you have been arrested or are under suspicion of committing a criminal offense, the police or a detective will without delay, attempt to get you to make a statement that may (probably) incriminate you.  Remember, they are experts trained in extracting information and do it every day!

   You are supposed to be advised as follows:

   "You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you cannot find an attorney one will be appointed free of charge..."

You are approached by a policeman/detective in a uniform and questioned or are arrested and the same occurs. You are "scared" and in "fear".  Your life flashes before your eyes.  You hear the words but the true meaning does not register in your brain.  You think if you tell your story, you will be set free. Wrong!  The undercurrent message is:

   "Don't talk or you will convict yourself".

You may tell the police the truth but they may write what they want or omit information that will help you.

   YOUR CHOOSING TO INVOKE YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT CANNOT BE COMMENTED ON BY THE POLICE OR PROSECUTOR IN TRIAL OR USED BE AGAINST YOU.

Say nothing and call James M. Campbell or E-mail.

Email:JMC47@aol.com