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3 Things To Know Before Getting A DUI
Do you like to go out for an occasional drink? Are you worried about getting arrested for a DUI, even if you aren't actually impaired? Being arrested when you've done nothing wrong is a big fear for many people. Unfortunately, you may not know how to properly protect yourself if you have the bad luck to be pulled over for something completely unrelated on the way home from a party. While you should obviously contact a DUI attorney as soon as possible, here are some things to keep in mind:
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Pass A Breathalyzer Test? You May Still Be Charged With DUI
Many people believe that if they can successfully pass a breathalyzer test, then they can avoid being arrested for DUI. That's likely why there are a lot of dubious tips on how to fool a breathalyzer machine floating around on the internet. However, even if you do somehow manage to beat a breath test, you may still be taken in and charged with DUI. Here's what you need to know about this situation.
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3 Factors To Look For When Choosing A Criminal Defense Lawyer
If you find yourself the defendant in a criminal suit, there is probably no question that you need an attorney. Although it is undoubtedly the case that you should find an attorney that specializes in criminal defense, what specific factors should you take into consideration when looking for such a lawyer? Read on and discover what you should be searching for in a criminal defense attorney. Do You Get Along?
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Your DUI Case: When a Lawyer Can Help, and When a Lawyer May Not Be Necessary
Whether you've already had an arraignment for your DUI case or you've just been charged, there are aspects of your case that you can handle on your own. While some people try to handle their whole case on their own, it's important to understand when a lawyer will be able to help you during the course of your case. If you are considering a guilty plea because the evidence against you is strong, you can still work with a lawyer who may be able to plea bargain for you and get the punishment for your charges reduced.
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Three Reasons Why You Will Not See Criminal Attorneys In The Mayors' Court
In most other places in the U.S., you will hear people talking about how they have to go to "traffic court." In Ohio, it is a very different story. Here, there is no "traffic court" per se--instead it is known as the "mayor's court," and it operates very differently. If you find yourself summoned to the mayor's court for a traffic offense, you will see no mayor's court attorney or criminal attorneys, no matter how major the traffic offense.
About Me
Sometimes it's necessary for individuals to hire a criminal attorney. If you've never had to hire an attorney before, you may not know exactly what to do. Hello, my name is Joanna, and this blog will tell you everything you need to know about hiring a criminal attorney to represent you in your legal matter. I was in this situation recently when a family member needed an attorney. I had to learn quickly what needed to be done, and in the end it all worked out great. I decided to compile a blog to help others learn what to do when they need to hire a criminal attorney. Since this can be a stressful experience, my hope is that this blog will help to ease some of the stress.