Your loved one facing criminal charges needs all the support he or she can get. This is a difficult, stressful time. We encourage your being as supportive as possible. But remember: Jail calls are recorded; letters are read and copied. Do not discuss the offense with your loved one. Anything said on a jail call or in a letter to an inmate can be used against them.
What’s more, attorneys operate under strict rules of confidentiality. Because of this, attorneys are extremely limited in what they can say about a client’s case. Even if we’d like to, we can’t. That said, sometimes family and friends can provide helpful information about a client’s case. We encourage providing any information you believe might be helpful. Just please understand when we don’t provide you information.
If you have information you believe would be helpful for the attorney to have about your loved one’s case, please complete the form below.
In some circumstances, Mr. Davis can discuss a client’s case with friends and family. Friends and family should have their loved one complete this form and submit to Mr. Davis to be able to discuss the case with Mr. Davis. This form is required before substantive case discussions and must be received before an appointment may be scheduled.