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The ambiguity of silence; the silencing of ambiguity

March 28, 2008

Undoubtedly, cops have legions of tricks to convince suspects to give up their Miranda right to remain silent, starting with delaying an arrest and detention so as not to need to give such rights yet, proceeding to intimidating body language (including patting the cop’s handgun...

He was masterful in his strategy

Jon Katz represented me in a case where I was charged with speeding, failure to comply and DUI. I felt strongly that I was improperly stopped as I was paced at only a few miles over the speed limit. Jon was straight forward that this was a slim margin chance of victory yet fought hard to prove this point. He was masterful in his strategy and more importantly in his cross examination of the officer and challenging the prosecutor. They were no match for his knowledge of the law and his ability to convince the judge it was an improper stop resulting in acquittals on all charges. He is an excellent attorney and all around great guy who even gave me a ride to the airport.

J.
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Couldn’t ask for better lawyer

Mr Katz is an outstanding lawyer, he recently presented in two cases in Fairfax county court From day one I contacted mr Katz he was very supportive and understanding to my cases he give me all the time to listen and understand my cases he also kept in contact with me to updating me step by step until we had our court date Mr Katz was fully ready and prepared to present me. He dismissed my cases in a very professional way. Couldn’t ask for better lawyer

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The ambiguity of silence; the silencing of ambiguity

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