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Pre-File Investigations

Newport Beach Pre-File Investigation Attorney

A criminal investigation may begin when a person contacts law enforcement and reports a crime. Once a crime is reported to police, law enforcement conducts a criminal investigation before filing the police report with the district attorney's office. Therefore, pre-file investigations occur before criminal charges are filed and allow law enforcement to determine if there is sufficient evidence to believe a person has committed a crime. If the police find sufficient evidence, the person can be arrested and / or charged with a crime. However, if law enforcement does not find sufficient evidence that either a crime has been committed or that a particular person has committed it, then the person will not face any legal action.

If you or a loved one suspects that you may be the subject of a criminal investigation in Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, Irvine, or anywhere in Orange County, California it is in your best interests to speak to a skilled criminal defense attorney immediately. It is strongly urged that you contact Newport Beach pre-file investigation lawyer Scott D. Hughes for a consultation about your situation. He understands that the time before charges are formally filed is crucial in the outcome of your criminal case. By providing you with the one-on-one legal service you need at this critical juncture, he can work to help you avoid possible criminal charges and their consequences. Even if charges are formally filed, his involvement in your case will work as an advantage, as he will be familiar with it and prepared to defend you in a court of law.

During a pre-file criminal investigation, you may be questioned by police. Having an attorney at your side can ensure that your rights are protected. You will also be kept aware of the legal aspects of your case throughout the process. If Newport Beach pre-file investigation attorney Scott D. Hughes gets involved before charges are filed, there is a significant chance that he can negotiate with law enforcement and challenge potential evidence.

Are you under a criminal investigation in Newport Beach or Orange County? Contact the Newport Beach pre-file investigation lawyer at the firm for legal assistance today!

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