Being convicted of a crime is a traumatic event that can leave you feeling alone and unsure of what to do next. At Little Voices, we want you to know that you are not alone, and we are here to help. Our team of experts will guide you through each step of the process, from filling out our questionnaire to preparing for your day in court. We provide you with the tools and support you need to fight against wrongful conviction. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you.
*Keep in mind we do not give legal advise, but we can teach you how to find the answers you need.
Little voices Purpose
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How to understand the law
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How to prepare your own case
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How to challenge the legal system, using the rules of ethics they have been sworn to uphold.
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​How to hold the legal system accountable when they get it wrong.
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting attorneys by providing support in the initial stages of client cases. Our services include collecting all necessary documents and evidence, crafting a cohesive narrative and timeline, and organizing materials in a manner that is easily accessible for attorneys to review. Additionally, we offer guidance on relevant rules and regulations, as well as outlining the recommended next steps for the attorney assigned to the case.
It is this personal experience that inspired me to establish this organization and develop these tools to aid others who feel equally powerless.
This platform is a culmination of everything I've learned and realized about navigating the court system. My aim is to empower you with this knowledge, offering guidance through the resources available here.
Before you hire an Attorney
Prepare Your Case.
A key factor leading to the loss of a case can stem from inadequate preparation. Typically, individuals rely on their lawyers to attentively listen to their account, and then meticulously analyze the evidence during the discovery phase.
However, rather than pushing for case dismissal, it's common to find attorneys suggesting plea bargains. This tendency often arises when both the lawyer and the district attorney have merely glanced over the case details, hastily moving towards plea negotiations without fully grasping the nuances of the situation. Our role is to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the case. By thoroughly connecting the dots, we strive to circumvent unnecessary plea deals, ensuring that both parties are fully informed and heard. In instances where guilt is established, a well-negotiated plea bargain, grounded in a clear understanding of the case by both your attorney and the district attorney, can be a pragmatic choice.
