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5th Amendment Right to Remain Silent in Arapahoe County Courts In Aurora, Colorado courts, you have a right to remain silent, if what you say may lead to charges against you or other serious legal consequences. This is called your Fifth Amendment Right to Remain...
Right to Remain Silent Under the 5th Amendment in Colorado - Always a Good Idea Your right to remain silent is guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Use it. Once you open your mouth, everything you say is admissible at trial. Of course,...
When confronted by police in Denver, Aurora, or Lakewood, our clients often wonder whether they have the right to remain silent and whether they can ask for an attorney to help. In general, you can choose to not speak to the police when they are confronting you and...
Denver Miranda Rights and Criminal Defense Attorney Remain silent! The use of this right to remain silent (5th Amendment) is one of the many lessons Cindy Sanchez is preaching to people charged with Sexual Assault on a Child in Douglas County, Colorado. In a recent...