What if the Police Want To Talk to Me

You should contact a criminal lawyer immediately.

An attorney can act as an shield between you and the police, preventing you from making statements to the police that the police may use against you.

Keep in mind that if you talk to the police after waving your Miranda rights, those statements can be used against you. The waiver does not have to be in writing. It can be verbal. If arrested, calls made to and from the Suffolk County Correctional Facility are subject to electronic monitoring and recording. Anything you say can be used by the prosecutor.

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