Get Out of Jail as Quickly as Possible
The longer people stay in jail, the more likely they may say something incriminating. Many people admit guilt simply because they believe they will get out of jail faster. The problem is that they usually do not get out of jail, because they do not have the benefit of a lawyer to help them defend against receiving the maximum consequence of a guilty plea. At The Law Office of Corey I. Cohen, we have helped a significant number of clients with bond hearings and bond reduction matters from our office in Orlando, Florida.
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How Can a Lawyer Help at the Bond Hearing?
With a credible, skilled lawyer at your bond hearing, the judge generally takes your bond request more seriously. Since you are paying an attorney, it is assumed that you are not as likely to flee.
A lawyer can often compel the judge to reduce a high bond or to release you on your own your recognizance. Your attorney can gather testimony that will demonstrate the unlikelihood of you fleeing the state.
Without a lawyer to request a bond motion for you, you will be waiting until the public defender gets to your case. Rather than waiting a few days, you could be waiting up to a few months in jail, simply for a bond hearing.
Was Your Arrest Due to Probation Violation?
We can usually resolve most probation violations at a bond hearing. We can call on witnesses, including family, friends and employers, to detail your contributions to the community and to your family. Attorney Corey I. Cohen can present a compelling argument regarding the circumstances of your probation violation and why you should be given a second chance.
Contact The Law Office of Corey I. Cohen for a Free Initial Consultation
We give every bond hearing client a free, confidential initial consultation. Se habla
Español. We accept credit cards, offer reasonable rates, and flexible payment options. We return phone calls promptly.
Contact us today - so we can obtain a bond hearing or bond reduction as soon as possible.
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