Know Your Legal Rights
Summary
If questioned by law enforcement in Arizona, you have the right to remain silent, know why youre being questioned, refuse consent to searches, and have an attorney present. If not informed of your Miranda Rights, any obtained information may be inadmissible in court. Since your case is from 7 years ago, consider the statute of limitations, which is generally two years for civil rights violations in Arizona, though exceptions may apply. Document all interactions and consult a lawyer for tailored advice.Full Conversation
brena
Hi Brena! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
what are my rights when I don't know my rights and an officer gets information from me and uses it against me and involves the federal and CPS
Hey Brena! In Arizona, you have the following rights if an officer questions you:
- Right to remain silent.
- Right to know why you are being questioned.
- Right to refuse consent to a search.
- Right to an attorney during questioning.
Remember, anything you say can be used against you. Were you informed of your rights (Miranda Rights) before questioning?
no
If you were not informed of your Miranda Rights before being questioned, any information obtained may be inadmissible in court.
Arizona Public Defender's Office
Website: https://azdps.gov/
Would you like more information on how to proceed with your case? yes
Brena, it sounds like you may have a strong case based on the information provided. Here are a few steps you can consider:
- Consult a Lawyer: It's important to speak to a lawyer who can give you specific advice tailored to your situation.
- Document Everything: Keep records of all interactions with law enforcement and CPS.
- File a Complaint: You can file a complaint with the Arizona Public Defender's Office if you feel your rights were violated.
Would you like help finding a lawyer or more detailed steps on how to proceed?
this case is from 7 years ago
Given that this case is from 7 years ago, it's important to consider any statutes of limitations that might apply. In Arizona, the statute of limitations for many civil rights violations is generally two years. However, certain exceptions may apply.
Would you like information on the statute of limitations or assistance in finding legal advice for potential exceptions?
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