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TexasVet, that info was sent to you as a PM. I realize I made a mistake in responding to your
request. I do not have any of those atty's permission to post their names on any forum nor
are they the type to advertise. If I had meant for it to be posted publicly I would have done so myself.

texasvet, PM sent.

Luggo1, I was quoting seamusTx (Jim), sorry for the confusion in my post.
I agree with you....hire the atty ASAP.

"There's not a whole lot for a defense attorney to do before the grand jury hearing. As I said, he can only be sure that the proper legal process is being followed."

- Jim


True, but the point is hire a competent Board Certified Criminal Defense Atty. Grand Juries are "fact finders". You do need representation to make sure all phases of the system are following proper legal process, including Grand Jury hearings.

Hire a Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney; not a "mediation specialist", real estate attorney, general practitioner etc.
Expensive representation? Maybe. Still less painful than losing w/ the Grand Jury, more court appearances, possible jail time etc.
Of course if the shoot is good....then what's to worry, right?