Here's a question. We all know that if you're interrogated by the police, we don't want to say anything without a lawyer present, regardless of our total innoc

Here's a question. We all know that if you're interrogated by the police, we don't want to say anything without a lawyer present, regardless of our total innocence. So, say the cops show up at your house and arrest you. What's the best way to find a good criminal lawyer in this situation? If I learned anything from watching The Practice it's that the good lawyers aren't the ones who advertise in the phone book. Normally to find a professional of any sort I would look for personal recommendations and/or do some Google research, but that would be difficult from an interrogation room. Should we all find good local criminal lawyers now, on the off chance we're ever suspected of a crime?