Some Criminal Charges are Harder to Defend Against in Minnesota Criminal Court - Court TV Video

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A criminal charge is a criminal charge is a criminal charge. Some might say this, but it isn't true. There are some charges that can be very hard to defend against simply because of how the surrounding facts might apply to those charges. Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney for more how these work.

“Aiding and abetting applies when you didn’t do the crime, you just helped in the furtherance of it. However, all of the evidence of what the other person did comes in against you, even though you didn’t do it.”

An example, consider aiding and abetting charges. These kinds of charges essentially mean that you alleged helped somebody else commit a crime. The problem is it doesn't require that you actually committed the act yourself. Rather, it only means that you helped in furtherance of the crime and that it was foreseeable. Well, a lot of circumstantial evidence can pile up very quickly that may not seem relevant. Hence, it can be very difficult to defend against. If you are facing serious aiding and abetting charges in Minnesota make sure you sit down with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

“Knowing what is coming at you is part of the trick. An experienced criminal defense attorney can help.”

Jack Rice appears on Court TV on 6/28/22 with Host Michael Ayala and renowned Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney Josh Schiffer to discuss the R. Kelly criminal sentencing. R. Kelly was convicted of Racketeering which means you can be held criminally responsible for the acts of other people if the prosecutor can link you to those acts. Again, this type of charge, like aiding and abetting, can be difficult to defend against because the state can come at you for acts that you didn’t commit and wrap them around you. If you are facing serious charges, make sure you sit down with a criminal defense attorney who has experience handling complex criminal cases.

Jack Rice is a Board Certified Criminal Law Specialist, a former prosecutor, a former U.S. CIA Officer and is the founder off Jack Rice Defense. Contact Jack Rice Defense for a free confidential consultation or call 651-447-7650 or 612-227-1339. Jack's got your back.

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