Help me with my case Im innocent and getting guilty verdicts left and right!?

[8t8y89]

Ok so I got some lousy advice to stay quiet as the best way to deal with legal matter so I did, this got me a guilty charge despite not breaking the law because I didnt provide my counter evidence or talk for an assault charge

Now im going to give the full truth my side of events but its now late and i may be suffering inference problems , so I may be found guilty again despite never even breaking the law,

So i defended myself against a woman with a knife by manourvering/ pulling her hair and dragging her across the floor (I also have sever panic problems and an irregular heart beat so it wasnt just the knife that made me fear for my life)

I obviously felt for my life and safety so legally im allowed to use appropriate force

My adverse interference defense is that I received poor legal advice from a solicitor online a long time ago (like just ask legal), and that I was medicated (prolanalol) and traumatized during the interview (knife fear, extreme panic and irrationality, )



is that enough to secure a not guilty in the re trial???? (what im afraid of is a detail im not aware of i only just learnt what adverse interference is)

[islandgirl]

You need legal representation in court. Speak to a solicitor about the chances of success. You can get legal aid if on a low income. Self defence using an appropriate level of force is a defence.

[8t8y89]

I also received advise on staying quiet from a recent solicitor involved in this case but he neither suggested it nor didnt suggest it , he explained it all with alot of enthusiasm after I asked him about it as a possible idea, he told me ho to be quiet effectively

Does that count as an effective adverse interference defense?

[8t8y89]

Ok so I got some lousy advice to stay quiet as the best way to deal with legal matter so I did, this got me a guilty charge despite not breaking the law because I didnt provide my counter evidence or talk for an assault charge

Now im going to give the full truth my side of events but its now late and i may be suffering inference problems , so I may be found guilty again despite never even breaking the law,

So i defended myself against a woman with a knife by manourvering/ pulling her hair and dragging her across the floor (I also have sever panic problems and an irregular heart beat so it wasnt just the knife that made me fear for my life)

I obviously felt for my life and safety so legally im allowed to use appropriate force

My adverse interference defense is that I received poor legal advice from a solicitor online a long time ago (like just ask legal), and that I was medicated (prolanalol) and traumatized during the interview (knife fear, extreme panic and irrationality, )



is that enough to secure a not guilty in the re trial???? (what im afraid of is a detail im not aware of i only just learnt what adverse interference is)

Thanks friend!

[8t8y89]

You need legal representation in court. Speak to a solicitor about the chances of success. You can get legal aid if on a low income. Self defence using an appropriate level of force is a defence.

Thanks friend! :-)

[islandgirl]

I do not get that you were told to "be quiet". Do you mean a No Comment Police interview after you were arrested? That is pretty normal and seen all the time in court. That would not affect the trial.