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Posted on: 22 January 2020

If you get stopped for a DWI, no matter the circumstances, there are some things you should do if you want to get out of this situation as easy as possible. The following are some things you should know so that you can have a situation that will hopefully lead to a more successful outcome: Listen Carefully One issue that can work in your favor is listening carefully to what the police officer says before, during, and after your DWI arrest.
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Posted on: 23 October 2019

When a client comes to a DUI lawyer to discuss a case, it can be helpful if they have some key items with them. You'll find your first consultation with a DUI attorney more rewarding if you can address these 5 issues. Paperwork Charges filed by the police produce lots of paperwork. If the police or the court provided you with any paperwork, usually just after they release you from custody, make copies of these documents and provide the copies to a lawyer when you go to your initial meeting.
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Posted on: 1 August 2019

If you help someone to commit a crime, it's not just that person who will be charged with a crime; you will also be facing the criminal charges of aiding and abetting the crime. Below are two elements the circumstances of your actions have to meet to trigger aiding and abetting charges. Someone Else Committed the Crime If two or more people commit a crime, then the government can prosecute them jointly for the crime.
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Posted on: 26 March 2019

Having a DUI charge on your record can lead to a lot of trouble, from increased insurance rates to potentially missing out on jobs for which you apply. That's why it's wise to learn what DUI attorneys might say their clients should know beforehand. Avoid Being in Your Car First, note that this is not limited to "don't drive" -- it is a broad idea that includes getting into your vehicle at all if there's any question about whether you might still be intoxicated.
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