I’m worried that someone might try to falsely accuse me of a crime, like assault or attempted murder. What can I do to protect myself? Is there any legal advice you could offer?

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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I’m worried that someone might try to falsely accuse me of a crime, like assault or attempted murder. What can I do to protect myself? Is there any legal advice you could offer?

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

While you cannot prevent false accusations entirely, you can protect yourself by remaining calm and cooperative with law enforcement. Document any evidence you have that contradicts the accusation and consult with a lawyer immediately. They can guide you on navigating the legal process and protecting your rights.

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