Daily companions of Attorney Raymond Tindell are the UNITED STATES and Oregon Constitutions, regarding the assertion of client's rights to the presumption of innocence, to making the Government prove every single element of its alleged case beyond a reasonable doubt, required probable cause of the Police prior to obtaining a Search Warrant, probable cause required for Police to make a traffic stop, to make an arrest, to perform field tests, warnings required prior to Police Questioning; the rights to effective assistance of legal counsel, and to Due Process and Equal Protection of the Laws, to a Fair Trial, to reasonable and non-excessive bail, Rights to freedom of religion and expression of ideas;  These are honored and precious rights given to us by the wisdom of our founding fathers, and the Government needs constant and vigilant reminders of these rights in a vigorous manner.

The lawyer must continuously remind the Courts and the Government that these rights are not to be trampled upon nor taken lightly, and must be adherred to at every stage of the proceedings;

Philosophy, Policy and Procedure:  In any good actual or potential  defense of criminal accusations, it is necessary to immediatly investigate as soon as possible to assist in getting witness statements and perform other expert analysis such as psychological examinations, accident reconstruction, chemical and potential dna analysis, forensic business records analysis, and other tests performed independently and without the knowledge of the State only revealing this information when the law requires as discovery or in negotations or in suggesting that the Government Dismiss or reduce the charges yet to be filed or already filed.  This office often works with investigators, forensics experts, psychologists and other professionsals in formulating the best defense and strategy.  Also, where appropriate, consultation is made with law enforcement on client's behalf so that client may remain silent with these issues.  This can sometimes make it possible to resolve, or dismiss cases prior to their even being filed and obtaining evidence prior to the Government obtaining this same material evidence or gaining advantage at both pre-trial Hearings and at Trial. At all stages of the proceedings Attorney Raymond Tindell views the relationship between client and attorney as a working partnership and must involve mutual trust while preserving the sanctity of confidential communications.

IN REPRESENATION OF THE FOLLOWING: