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It always pays to be informed. Here at LAPAPA LAW GROUP, we are more than happy to share our knowledge of the legal system with you. We are well-versed in state laws, courtroom processes, and various practice areas. Get in touch with our legal team today, and let us talk about your legal needs.
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What Not to Wear to Court
Styles Men Should Avoid
Fashion Women Should Avoid
Women have a few more options than men when it comes to courtroom attire, but like men, must wear professional clothing in neutral tones. Skirts should be knee-length or longer and tops should not show any cleavage. Women should wear closed-toe dress shoes with a low heel. Flat shoes can also be appropriate but high heels such as stilettos are not.
Items for Both Sexes to Avoid
Work With an Experienced Orland Park Criminal Defense Lawyer
If you are in the midst of a criminal trial and you need to appear in court, it is important that you present yourself in a professional manner. Looks matter, and how you look in court can impact how the jury perceives you and your case. Perhaps it is not fair, but it is the reality. To learn more about preparing your case for court, contact LAPAPA LAW GROUP today to set up your initial consultation in our office with an experienced criminal defense lawyer.
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My Court Date is Approaching Rapidly. How Can I Prepare for it?
Dress Appropriately for the Courtroom
Work With Your Lawyer to Organize Your Presentation
In court, both sides of a dispute present their cases with evidence and testimonies. Think of this part like giving a presentation at school or at work. Your lawyer can help you determine which facts to include in your presentation and how to accurately present them while staying within the bounds of proper courtroom decorum.
Familiarize Yourself With Courtroom Decorum and the Rules of Your Specific Courthouse
The term “courtroom decorum” refers to the procedures in place in a particular courthouse. These can include standing when court is recessed. Complying with the proper decorum of your courtroom, which can vary slightly from courthouse to courthouse but generally follows the same guidelines, is essential to presenting your case effectively and avoiding mishaps.Bring Copies of All Necessary Documents
You will support your case with evidence, which can come in the form of photographs and other documentation. Talk to your lawyer about the evidence you will use in your presentation and be sure to bring multiple copies of each piece of evidence with you to court. Make this easier for yourself by organizing them into a binder.
Work With an Experienced Schaumburg Criminal Defense Attorney
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Is it Possible To Be Charged With DUI if You Are Under the Influence of Drugs Other than Alcohol?
How Drugs Other Than Alcohol Can Impair a Driver
Blood, Urine, and Breath Tests
Penalties for a DUI Conviction in Illinois
Work With an Experienced Schaumburg DUI Defense Lawyer
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Has Died
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Supreme Court Will Review State Laws Making It a Crime to Refuse Blood-Alcohol Tests
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Illinois State Police Sex Offender Information
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