Q: Is it possible to be prosecuted for an attempt to commit a crime?
Q: Who is a prosecutor?
Q: How does a prosecutor decide whether to charge an individual with a crime?
Q: What is a grand jury?
Q: How is probation different from parole?
Q: What is restitution?
Q: What is a white collar crime?
Q: Is it possible to prosecute a child who commits a crime in the same way an adult would be prosecuted?
Q: If I’m innocent, should I still get a lawyer?
Q: Do I need a lawyer if I intend to plead guilty?

Q: Do I need a lawyer if I intend to plead guilty?

A: A lawyer can help you to reduce your sentence and increase the opportunities available to you. Whether or not you are guilty, you have inalienable constitutional rights, and your defense attorney can help to protect and preserve them.

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