Three Ways To Downgrade DUI Charges

Posted on 13 November 2017

Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are not equal; some DUI charges are more serious than others. Obviously, serious DUI charges attract harsher penalties than relatively simpler DUI charges. This means it's in your best interest to have your DUI charges downgraded if you have been arrested. Here are three routes you can take to try to downgrade the charges: Plea Bargain Plea bargaining is one of the best ways of mitigating your charges. [Read More]

Three Things Not To Do When Charged With A Crime

Posted on 14 July 2017

If you have been arrested for a criminal offense, chances are a trial is in your future unless you luck out and the charges are dropped. That means that one of your first tasks will be to get a criminal defense lawyer on your side. The next task is to make sure you don't make any of the following mistakes when it comes to talking about your case. #1: Post your life online [Read More]

Protect Your Future By Staying Involved - Questions For Your Attorney In A Drug Case

Posted on 28 June 2017

If you've been arrested and charged with a drug-related criminal offense, it's important that you take the time to strongly consider the path to choose moving forward. If you can commit yourself to a productive path, your attorney can help guide you in that direction and work with you to make sure you get the outcome you need to offer you the best chance of getting on with your life. [Read More]

Protecting Your Future With Rigorous Defense - Questions For Your Criminal Defense Attorney

Posted on 23 May 2017

Any situation where you feel the need to seek out the advice of a lawyer is a serious one, but if you've been accused of a violent crime, it's especially vital that you take every possible precaution. Regardless of your actual culpability in the event, there are some steps you can take to make sure you're active and engaged in your defense. Below, you'll find a guide to some questions you should be sure to ask your criminal defense attorney. [Read More]

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After I was falsely accused of a crime that I didn't commit, I realized that I had two options. I could either feel bad for myself and remain depressed, or I could choose to look for the positive and stay hopeful that my accusations would be overturned in court. It was a difficult decision, but I knew that I would need to stay positive if things were ever going to get better. The results were amazing. The judge and jury could tell that I was confident and genuine in my appeals for their understanding. My lawyer had an easier time proving my case. This blog is all about choosing to stay positive during your court case.

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