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Criminal Law Unfiltered is hosted by Los Angeles criminal defense attorney Robert M. Helfend, founder of Helfend Law Group. With decades of courtroom experience in serious state and federal cases, Robert provides unfiltered insights into how the justice system really works.
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How Search Warrants Work in Serious Criminal Cases (opens the original)
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In this episode of Criminal Law Unfiltered, host Evan Mack and seasoned criminal defense attorney Robert M. Helfend delve into the intricacies of search warrants in serious criminal cases. With over four decades of experience, Robert shares insights into the legal standards law enforcement must meet to obtain a search warrant, emphasizing the importance of probable cause. They discuss the procedures involved, the scope of search warrants, and how violations can lead to motions to suppress eviden
What Happens When You’re Under Investigation but Not Charged Yet (opens the original)
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In this episode of Criminal Law Unfiltered, host Evan Mack is joined by Robert M. Helfend, founder of Helfend Law Group and a seasoned criminal defense attorney with over four decades of experience. They delve into the critical stage of being under investigation before charges are formally filed. Robert explains how individuals typically discover they are under investigation, the importance of receiving a target letter in federal cases, and the role of detectives in state cases. The discussion h
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