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Protecting Yourself Against Personal Accusations

author-img By Mashum Mollah 5 Mins Read January 23, 2019 Last Updated on: September 13th, 2024

Protecting Yourself

In this day and age, anyone can accuse you of anything. That’s why it’s so important to know the steps for protecting yourself. Do you know what to do if someone comes at you with a criminal accusation? Do you know what to do if someone comes at you online with aggressive or threatening behavior? If not, then now is the time to prepare for that as opposed to being taken by surprise later.

There are several different methods of protection that you should look into. First, you need to know how to get a lawyer in the case of criminal accusations. Secondly, you should pay attention to your social media profiles so that nothing incriminating is there. Third, whenever possible get witnesses to the offense. And fourth, manager anger when it comes to reacting to these accusations in the first place.

Getting a Lawyer:

Getting a Lawyer

If a criminal accusation is levied against you, one of the first phone calls that you should make is to a criminal defense lawyer. Especially if you haven’t done anything wrong, you need to make sure someone is defending you in the most legally responsible and accountable manner. You may not know how to do this on your own, which is why having a law firm handle the details is so important. You may know that you’re innocent, but you have to figure out how to prove it in a public court.

Paying Attention To Your Social Media Profiles:

Social Media Profiles

A lot of personal accusations come from the social media realm these days. If you want to avoid some of the worst tension and stress that comes from that, make sure you regularly sanitize your social media profiles. If things that you have said or done no longer indicate who you are or what you’re doing, make sure you remove them. It’s best only to put certain styles of opinion online as well because more aggressive language can be used against you later.

Getting Witnesses:

If at all possible, get witnesses to any sort of event where someone could accuse you of something. These don’t have to be friends or family members or even people that you know. But if something happens where there is damage or some chance of you being accused of wrongdoing, collect the names of people around to see if they can provide information that supports your version of events.

Managing Your Anger:

One of the worst things that you could do if someone accuses you of something is to get angry. Learn to manage your anger in advance. Practice anger reduction techniques before you have to use them. It is a terrible occurrence if someone accuses you of something, and then you overreact, and in your overreaction, that’s when you do something wrong.

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Mashum Mollah

Mashum Mollah is an entrepreneur, founder and CEO at Viacon, a digital marketing agency that drive visibility, engagement, and proven results. He blogs at MashumMollah.com.

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