Dallas Criminal Defense Attorney
A federal grand jury has immense power. Overseen by a judge and guided by a U.S. Attorney, it can issue an indictment based on scant evidence. If your case is being considered by a grand jury, you are in great danger.
Ed Mason, Criminal Defense Lawyer has advised and represented many people who were the targets or subjects of a grand jury investigation. In a number of cases, his advice has enabled clients to escape being indicted.
Contact us for a free consultation about your case. Ed Mason can review your situation and discuss the steps we can take to defend your rights and freedom.
If you are the target of a grand jury investigation, are the subject of an investigation or a person of interest in an investigation, you need capable legal representation as soon as possible.
Under no circumstances should you testify before a grand jury or speak to an investigator without the advice of counsel.
Should You Testify or Not?
A grand jury is called to determine whether probable cause exists to indict someone. "Probable cause" is less than the standard of proof required for a conviction. It is a standard which is relatively easy to meet.
In some cases, it may be possible for a target of a grand jury investigation to testify successfully — meaning that no indictment is returned. On the other hand, testifying exposes a person to great legal risk. You should only testify upon the advice of counsel.
A Skilled and Knowledgeable Attorney
Ed Mason has more than 40 years experience in criminal law. As a prosecutor, he handled a number of serious felony cases. As a private defense attorney for over four decades, he has represented many people accused of serious federal and state crimes in Texas, including white collar crimes, drug offenses, murder, conspiracy and other felonies.
Mr. Mason will carefully review every aspect of your case. Using his experience and extensive knowledge of the federal legal system, he will make a recommendation regarding your next steps.
If an indictment appears inevitable, Ed Mason will take immediate action to begin your defense effort.
Free Consultation — Contact Us Today
For a free consultation with Ed Mason, Criminal Defense Lawyer, call 214-720-9050 or contact us online.
We are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer calls.
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