Acknowledgement of Legal Representation

By using the services of Bentley Critical Incident Response, I acknowledge and agree to the following:

Legal Representation

  1. I understand that it is essential that I obtain legal counsel before being interviewed about what occurred during my critical incident.
  2. I understand that Jim Bentley does not represent me unless I have personally spoken with him either in person or by telephone. Jim Bentley is not my attorney unless he has expressly informed me that he is acting as my attorney and has met with me before I am interviewed regarding my critical incident.
  3. If I have not spoken with Jim Bentley before being interviewed about what occurred during my critical incident, I understand that I must contact an attorney who can appear and represent me before any interview takes place.
  4. I recognize the importance of having legal representation before being interviewed. I will ensure that I have an attorney representing me before participating in any interview concerning my critical incident.

Acknowledgement

I acknowledge that I have read and understand the statements above. I understand the importance of obtaining legal counsel and agree that it is my responsibility to secure appropriate legal representation before participating in any interview, investigation, or statement related to my critical incident.

By proceeding with the use of this website and/or the services provided by Bentley Critical Incident Response, I confirm my understanding and acceptance of these acknowledgements.

Jim Bentley

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Providing experienced legal defense to Colorado law enforcement officers in critical incidents. 27 years as a Deputy District Attorney. 14 years as a Police Officer.

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