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Brockler Law
Brockler Law has been fighting for defendants since 2013, making a name for ourselves in the Greater Cleveland Area. Our founder, Attorney Aaron Brockler, has an aptitude for trial law and works hard to ensure his clients have a voice in the courtroom. During his time as a prosecutor in both Cuyahoga County and Summit County, he gained a unique understanding of the how the justice system operates - from the initial arrest and charges to any post-conviction matters. Brockler Law leverages these insights on behalf of our criminal defense clients, helping build strong cases that look at every aspect of an issue to create a thorough, well-rounded defense.
Facing criminal charges is often a scary thing, and defendants don’t always know the next steps. Attorney Brockler understands when a D.A. has real evidence and when they’re bluffing. He understands what evidence they can introduce in court and what might be dismissed in the pre-trial motions. He knows how to fight, post-conviction, to help defendants regain their futures. Above all, he knows that people deserve second chances and fair treatment. Brockler Law
can fight for all of this and more.
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what should i do if i'm arrested in ohio?
If you're arrested in Ohio, it's crucial to remain calm and exercise your rights. Here's what you should do:
- Remain Silent: Remember your right to remain silent; anything you say can be used against you.
- Request an Attorney: Politely inform the officers that you wish to speak with a Cleveland criminal defense attorney before answering any questions.
- Do Not Resist: It's important not to resist arrest, as this can lead to additional charges.
- Contact a Lawyer: Once you're able, contact criminal defense lawyers in Cleveland to discuss your case. They can provide guidance on the legal process and help protect your rights.
- Limit Discussions: Avoid discussing your case with anyone other than your attorney, as even casual conversations can be used as evidence.
- Document Details: Keep track of any details about your arrest, such as the officers' names and badge numbers, as this information can be useful for your defense.
By seeking the assistance of experienced legal professionals, you can ensure that your rights are upheld and work towards the best possible outcome for your situation. If you or a loved one were arrested in Ohio, contact Brockler Law at 216-306-5999
right away.