During an arrest, law enforcement officials are required to inform the alleged offender of specific constitutional rights, which include the right to remain silent and the right to have attorney representation. It’s essential to take advantage of these rights to promote the best outcome of your case. Although it’s uncommon for a case to be thrown out because your Miranda rights were not given at the time of your arrest, failure to do so can invalidate any evidence or testimony that was given at the time of your arrest, making it easier for us to win your case. We strongly advise individuals to remain silent and not provide any testimony until after they have consulted with their Arizona criminal defense attorney.