How to protect yourself against impeachment lawyers: Tips from former attorneys

A lot of people want to avoid a potential impeachment trial.

Here are some tips to help you keep yourself safe and get out of trouble: 1.

Don’t take any legal action.

If you are a former prosecutor, you are more likely to be impeached than a prosecutor.

This is because former prosecutors have a better chance of proving they were in the right place at the right time.

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Be cautious when making phone calls.

If a former attorney wants to speak with you, don’t be intimidated by their call.

If they want to talk about your criminal case, it’s a different story.

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If your former attorney gets a subpoena, don´t answer it.

This subpoena has a very high likelihood of getting sent to you.

You might be called before the grand jury, which could result in a conviction.

4.

Avoid taking legal action unless absolutely necessary.

If there is a court hearing, don�t attend it.

If the court hearing involves your former lawyer, do not take part.

If it is about a business matter, it may be wise to avoid the case.

5.

Don�t get involved in politics.

You may be asked to testify in a criminal case.

If that happens, it might be wise not to answer questions from your former attorneys.

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If someone accuses you of wrongdoing, you should make sure they can prove it.

Ask the former attorney to help explain the allegations and then ask them to testify.

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Be aware of the potential consequences of speaking to a former lawyer.

If one of your former lawyers goes to jail for perjury, that could be a very bad thing for you.

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If an attorney calls you at work and accuses you, you can try to get the attorney to stop.

This may seem obvious, but it is often hard to do. 9.

If, after a year of silence, you receive a subpoena from a grand jury for a deposition, do something about it.

Tell the former lawyer to call you back.

10.

If two former attorneys have an argument, you have a good chance of getting a guilty verdict.

You could ask the former prosecutor to go back to the case and testify.

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If something bad happens to you, talk to an attorney about it before making any comments.

12.

If possible, avoid making contact with anyone who might be in the investigation.

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If any other former attorney tells you to leave, say, ‘No, I have to stay.’

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Do not contact your former legal team unless you have been advised otherwise.

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Do tell your former law firm about the case you are working on.

If this is your first case, you may be surprised at how quickly you learn to work together.

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Be careful not to make any mistakes.

If people make mistakes, don`t let them ruin your reputation.

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If other people have heard from you, do let them know.

If nothing else, they will want to know about your work.

18.

Remember that if you are asked to go to a hearing, you will be asked a lot of questions and may feel like you have no idea what to say.

19.

If anyone tries to blackmail you, it will be a bad thing.

If somebody tries to pressure you, be aware that this could lead to a conviction for obstruction of justice.

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When a prosecutor asks you to testify, tell the prosecutor everything you know.

21.

When someone asks you for money, do what you feel is best for you and do not say anything.

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If at any point you feel you may not be able to get out and testify, speak with your attorney.

If he or she says, ‘Go ahead,’ you should go ahead.

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If others are being blackmailed, don\’t do anything to try to stop them.

If another person says they are being intimidated, be honest and tell them what you know so they can stop.

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Don\’t make a statement that is not true.

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If no other witnesses are available, do call a friend or relative.

26.

If anybody else is asking you for testimony, tell your attorney that.

If everybody else is giving testimony, make sure you ask your attorney to be the one to make a written statement.

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If anything goes wrong in the case, get out immediately.

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If more than one witness is called, you do not have to make the same statement twice.

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If everything is on record, if you get a subpoena to appear before a grand juries, it is your responsibility to tell the grand jurors what you told them.

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If all you want to do is go home and talk to your family, tell them.

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Don`t say anything you regret.

If nobody can blame you, tell people what you did wrong and how you feel.

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Do something good for the country.

When you talk to people about the process, it makes it seem like you are making a change