Right in life. Tips for "not lawyers" from a professional

We all communicate in one way or another with representatives of the law. We stole a bicycle with us - we call the police. A neighbor takes out on the landing or someone sends formidable CMC messages-we turn to the police for help. The problem is that after writing a statement, people are faced with inaction of law enforcement agencies. No one is in a hurry to look for your property or hold offenders accountable. How to communicate with police representatives? Where to complain to achieve justice? And what if you yourself ended up in the investigator’s office, but already in the role of not the victim, but the suspect? After all, to be in the status of the latter is simple. Sometimes it is enough to be at the scene of an offense or fulfill a request from a colleague who is engaged in criminal frauds at work. This book contains answers to the listed questions on the example of specific people who fell into difficult life situations. It will be useful to all readers, regardless of age and the field of activity