Episode Summary:
In this episode, host Kevin Rosenquist sits down with Kristina Lyke, founder of Lyke Law PLLC, to discuss criminal defense, her journey from prosecutor to defense attorney, and crucial advice for those facing criminal charges. Kristina shares insights on early legal intervention, common mistakes after arrest, and her approach to client advocacy and rehabilitation.
Key Timestamps:
00:24 - Kristina’s background and motivation to practice criminal defense
02:01 - Discussion on defense attorney portrayals in media
03:13 - Balancing family law and criminal defense practice
05:22 - Importance of early legal intervention in criminal cases
07:12 - Common mistakes people make after being arrested
10:51 - Kristina’s approach to working with clients
14:21 - Proactive defense strategies and investigation methods
16:02 - Advice for first-time meetings with an attorney
About the Show:
Legal Beagle features attorney Kristina Lyke, providing expert legal insights and practical advice for various legal situations. The show aims to demystify legal processes and offer valuable guidance to listeners facing legal challenges.
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