Author: Victoria Barber Emery
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today released a new tool designed to help law enforcement agencies inform crime victims about their rights under the new Marsy’s Law.
The palm-sized card was created by the Attorney General’s Office to be an accessible resource for law enforcement agencies and an easily understood tool for victims to help them understand their rights according to the new law.
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If an immigration officer knocks on your door, do not open the door. Ask to see the warrant for arrest or inspection of your home. The warrant should show the address, person under arrest or objects under inspection and must be signed by a judge.
You have the right not to answer questions, not even your name. Attorneys Louis Valencia and Deifilia Diaz recommend you remain silent. Do not show your passport or identification.
You have the right to fight against your deportation. If you are the victim of a crime, report it immediately to the police. This victimization helps you to defend yourself against a deportation and you could apply for a U visa.
Watch Know Your Rights every Saturday at 10:30 am on your favorite stations La Mega 97.7 FM in Cincinnati and La Mega 103.1 FM in Columbus. You can also watch the show on Facebook Live. Get your immigration questions answered by your trusted lawyers, Louis Valencia and Deifilia Diaz, from the law firm of Valencia and Diaz. We talk about the Trump administration and his executive orders. We talk about the law in the United States and what’s going on in the world of immigration. We answer your questions and clarify your doubts live on our show. Call in every Saturday at 10:30 am, (513) 686-8994.
Attorney Louis Valencia will be speaking at the Anthropologists & Sociologists of Kentucky 50th Annual Meeting at Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, KY on April 14 from 11:30 to 2:30pm.
Attorney Valencia will be speaking about “immigration without fake news.”
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