Mark Raymond McDonald, Esq., A Law Corporation

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#FAQFriday Q: If the Police Question Me, How Can I Defend Myself? A: You tell them that you are pleading your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent. The police have no right to make you tell them anything. You must ask to have an attorney present when questioned. Don't be vague about it. Simply say, "I have nothing to say. I want a lawyer." If you are harassed by a police officer after telling them you won't speak, your civil rights may be violated, which may cause any case against you to be dismissed. https://bit.ly/3cYECrV

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#FAQFriday Q: What is the Difference Between a Felony and a Misdemeanor? A: Generally speaking, a felony is a crime that is punishable in the state prison. Misdemeanors are lesser offenses and are punishable by up to a year in county jail. Sentencing laws have recently changed, allowing some state prisoners to serve their sentence in the county jail.

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Happy New Year! We look forward to continuing work with all of our amazing clients in 2021! #2021

All of us here at the office of Mark Raymond McDonald wish you the best this holiday season!

Q: What Are a Person's Rights Before Being Arrested? A: All suspects have and should always invoke the right to remain silent. This ensures that the suspect, in the heat of the moment, will not incriminate himself and give the police evidence they would not otherwise have. Many convictions are only made possible by statements the accused has given to the police about the crime. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2Kf1jMk

Firearm-related crimes can leave you with a permanent stain on your record if you are not careful. Learn more about how we can help below: https://bit.ly/3qNTRIK

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Our team is experienced in handling all kinds of drug offenses, from possession to distribution. https://www.lawyer4u.org/criminal-defense/drug-offenses/

Being convicted of a white-collar crime can have you sentenced to dozens of years behind bars. Trust an attorney who has experience in prosecution and defense of these violations. https://www.lawyer4u.org/criminal-defe/white-collar-crimes/

Does expungement seal my record? We answer this and more of your frequently asked questions here:

Q: Can I vote if I have a criminal record?

Can your employer see an expunged criminal record? Our attorneys explain.

#Objection: An attorney might argue improper character evidence if a line of questioning delves into an unrelated history of criminal charges.

Do you need to expunge your record to vote in California? Our attorneys have the answer!

#LegalLingo Expungement allows a criminal record to be sealed from the public, making it only accessible to the judge.

Do you need to worry about a background check if your record was expunged? Our attorneys explain.

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Not sure if you’re eligible for expungement or how to apply? Our FAQ is here to help!

Drug crimes come in many forms, with various penalties. If you’ve been arrested, our team can help.