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Who Can I Talk to about My Case?

As a criminal defendant, you must be aware that the prosecution may entrap your friends and family to testify against you. To avoid this dilemma, exercise discretion when discussing your case with anyone other than your criminal defense lawyer. It’s probably best for you to talk about your case with your lawyer and nobody else. 

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