In order to know what the "best remedy" is, an attorney may need to review all the evidence, maybe conduct discovery depositions, and possibly even retain expert witnesses to analyze evidence. Then, based on all this information, and their training and experience, they would likely be able to give their opinion as to the best remedy, which may be to take a plea, file evidentiary motions, and possible to take the case to trial.

The best "remedy" is to not play lawyer and instead to hire one. There is a solid reason for Abe Lincoln's age old quote that "he who represents himself has a fool for a client". Please do not be that fool. My advise is firm: Hire a lawyer. I hope that I have been helpful in answering your question.