Miranda Rights - Understanding Your Right To Remain Silent - Gaxiola Law Group

We specialize in helping clients who have been charged with class 1-3 level felonies and violent charges. We believe strongly in the importance of using the law to defend you, protect your rights, and help you receive the best possible outcome when it comes to facing these types of charges.

Enshrined in the USA law is the belief that all people are ‘innocent until proven guilty’. This means that you have rights throughout the criminal proceedings and that you deserve a fair trial. We will help you explore the strengths and weaknesses of the case against you and help you mount the best possible defense for your unique situation. You have an ally in our team.

[AndreRosario-zmpf]

Attorney up always. Tell the police have a good day and remain Silent. Always Attorney up

[OTRTrader]

I beat a California § 5150 rap, and here's how:
A cop called me late at night once because my sister made a red flag law attempt on me in order to retaliate against me for taking her and my other sister to court. Unbeknownst to anyone involved, I was in another state because I am ALWAYS silent about my traveling. AFTER telling the officer on the other line that I was respectfully submitting to invoke my 5th Amendment right to remain silent, and that I had Counsel on retainer, the Officer tried again to get me to admit to being suicidal, and *I again refused to give a statement of any kind.* Eventually everyone found out that I was in another state, so everyone knows that my sister lied to 911 when she told them that I was in my house with guns and threatening to commit suicide. When I came home 2 days later, neighbors told me that my entire house was completely surrounded by cops on the night that I got that call from a Police Officer. I tried to have my sister prosecuted for making false emergency calls, but that sort of thing doesn't fit their enforcement agenda (it's California, so...). My sisters were (and still are) angry because my Mother (who passed away in 2015) gave me the house, but the reason for that is because I was her caregiver for more than 8 years, and my sisters did absolutely nothing for her, and eventually abandoned their Mother. They still wanted everything for nothing. *NEVER EVER TALK TO THE POLICE WITHOUT A LAWYER PRESENT DURING QUESTIONING!* Say "I'm going to respectfully decline to answer any questions, and I would like to speak with an Attorney".