The Police Can Legally Lie To You

Why are you giving consent?

Attorney Frank Walker breaks down the legal ramifications of allowing a search of your person or property. To talk to Frank about your legal needs contact him here... https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/contact/ [https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/contact/]

Should I Take a Polygraph Test?

Attorney Frank Walker discussed the pros and cons of taking a lie detector test if accused of a crime. Will it help your case if you are innocent? To discuss your case with Frank personally contact him here... https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx [https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx]

Do You Want Help...or Attention?

What is your attorney's responsibility to keep you up to date with news of the outside world while you are in jail? In this episode attorney Frank Walker discusses the difference between needing help and wanting too much attention for your lawyer. To discuss your particular legal issues contact Frank here... https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx [https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx]

Talking on the Jail Phone is a Bad Idea

When incarcerated there are a few things you need to know before you make a call to the outside world. Don't make these mistakes. Contact Frank to talk about the particulars of your situation... https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx [https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx]

The Police Can Legally Lie To You

It's legal for the police to lie and deceive you in order to coerce you to give them information during a criminal investigation; information that could prove detrimental to your life and freedom. In this episode of the podcast attorney Frank Walker warns against trusting the police, explains your rights when being pressured to talk to detectives or the police and reminds us that law enforcement is allowed to lie. If you'd like to talk to Frank about your specific case you can contact him here... https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx [https://www.frankwalkerlaw.com/Contact-Us.aspx]