Real Law Talk

About the Book

Most people don’t get arrested. As for those who do, it is often for the first time. This guidebook is for the benefit of those who need or would like an overview of the steps to the CRIMINAL prosecution PROCESS.

The guide gives a MAP from the time a person is arrested until the RESOLUTION of the case. It is easy to read it has easy terms and it gets STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. It’s “Real Law Talk.”

The insight is based on the experience of a former police officer and now practicing attorney.

The handbook is not designed to give legal advice.

There are REAL LIFE illustrations, examples, and analysis so as to provide realistic insight.

The GOAL of this guide is to EASE THE MIND of those of you who have added discomfort in being arrested for the first time because of the “I don’t know what to expect syndrome” of the criminal case.

I hope it helps.

About the Author

After graduating from high school Mr. Suggs joined the U.S. Navy where he served as an enlisted sailor for three years on a supply ship stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. During his tour of the Far East, Suggs witnessed the varying depressed plights of people while in their cultures, and was influenced to begin his dedication towards helping others.

Upon returning home from serving over-seas, Suggs joined the Houston Police Department where he served for 4 years, the last year as an undercover drug enforcement officer. Most of the time Suggs observed the police do great service. At other times Suggs observed civil rights violations. Suggs was aggravated by the violations, and set out to be a lawyer.

After graduating from the University of California, Irvine where he graduated with a degree in Social Ecology, (the study of organisms in their culture) Mr. Suggs received his law degree from Arizona State University College of law.

13 years later Suggs has helped thousands of people defend themselves when accused of a crime. Suggs has successfully represented the accused in California, Delaware, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Texas and Georgia.

As an appellate lawyer Mr. Suggs was successful in getting his client’s life sentence over-turned after the client spent 9 years in prison. The client is now leading a productive life outside of prison.

Mr. Suggs’ reason for writing this guide is to share information with others. He is of the belief that the laws should be posted in public so that one knows the law. Mr. Suggs’ desire is that the reader is helped by the information offered.

You can contact Mr. Suggs at www.reallawtalk.com.