When you hire an attorney to fight and defend your DUI case, you should always be aware what is being done, or sometimes what is not being done, to get the best results possible in dropping the charges you are facing. When your future is on the line, you simply cannot afford to work with an inexperienced lawyer who doesn’t know how to beat a DUI and avoid an ignition interlock device if a person had a breath test over the legal limit.
Nearly all DUI dismissed stories and case-winning examples have one thing in common. Most DUI charges get dropped or dismissed by identifying police mistakes and legal technicalities early after an arrest happens – which requires expert up-to-date knowledge of the latest defenses under the current law. Just about any attorney will take someone’s DUI or DWI case along with their money, but only the best lawyers who specialize exclusively in DUI defense law will have a proven track record of winning and getting a driver out of DUI charges fast.
You need to know the true extent of penalties that will happen if any attorney tells you the best option is to enter a guilty plea, such as mandatory attendance at DUI school, large fines and installing the Interlock, as well as increased insurance costs. This updated 2023 DUI guide outlines everything you can do now to help avoid this possibility. A person will then also know if your lawyer is truly trying to win the case, or just pushing you to take a fast guilty plea while they have quickly taken your money instead.
Our free online self-help guide can be a beneficial step towards providing comprehensive defense strategies and tactics to use against the case presented by the prosecutor. Time is essential in this type of case, since there is too much at stake to fight your DUI case by not being informed while making potentially life-altering and expensive decisions regarding your future.
Download a free copy below, and learn about the most common police mistakes and procedural errors made during DUI arrests, that have resulted in getting DUI charges dismissed in prior cases.
You’ll also know what to look for to ensure that whoever your counsel is that you do choose to hire, is putting in the full effort for fighting your case. You will also then be aware what the warning signs may be if they are not, so you or your loved one know exactly what to do to get the best defense possible to win a recent DUI case.
The strict new 2023 laws are aimed at punishing first-time DUI offenders unlike ever before. The courts set these new penalties in hopes the expensive costs and the Ignition Interlock Device requirement will help prevent a 2nd offense from ever happening. People charged with driving under the influence today need to do everything possible before their next court date, to avoid the serious consequences that begin to take effect soon after the arrest.
Choosing to hire a lawyer is always the best option for a strong defense. However it is far more beneficial for people to know in advance what their best defense options are and things an attorney should be doing for their case, before hiring a lawyer. This free self-help guide is designed for serving that exact purpose.
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I would like to speak to someone about my DUI case.
If you know of a DUI lawyer that would just look at all I have, the things my lawyer did because she started panicking, the police cam footage against what they wrote, they searched me, my vehicle, no woman cop, and hands-on body search. The truth is in the footage. The lawyer said I could either fire her or she would withdraw before sentencing. I said to withdraw.
She consistently told me the judge hated me. She gave me a “complimentary” readout of where my money went and a great deal was making trial packets? She was telling the Judge we were working on a plea at the very same time. I never wanted to plea, she never intended on defending me. I’ll find a way. Legal help would be great for both, thanks!