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: Southern California Criminal Defense Blog

Prevent the District Attorneys from Discovering Your Secrets and Strategies by Hiring Smart and Creative Lawyers

By Walin & Klarich

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There are serious battles being fought in the field of criminal law as we speak, and most of California is completely unaware of what is happening. This battle is waging especially strong in San Diego, where Wallin & Klarich attorneys are on the front lines. The battle is between criminal defense lawyers who are committed to representing their clients to the fullest extent, and district attorneys. Recently in San Diego, Wallin & Klarich attorney Daniel Lough learned that calls made between lawyers and defendants in custody have been being taped and that District Attorneys have access to each and every tape. This news has spread throughout legal field quickly as more and more people become dismayed at the behavior of the Sheriff?s office and the District Attorney?s office...continue to full post

Full post as published by Southern California Criminal Defense Blog on July 10, 2008 (boomark / email).

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