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Help – There is a warrant for my arrest in my DUI case!

Help – There is a warrant for my arrest in my DUI case!

Jun 27, 2023

Finding out that you have a warrant for your arrest can be an overwhelming and distressing experience. Whether it’s due to a misunderstanding, a missed court appearance, or a genuine mistake, it’s crucial to handle the situation responsibly and effectively. If you discover that you have a warrant for your arrest regarding your DUI case, one of the first steps you should take is to call a specialized attorney right away. Consulting with an experienced attorney and seeking legal representation is essential to help you if you find yourself in this situation.

Can I get a DUI if my drink was spiked?

Can I get a DUI if my drink was spiked?

May 23, 2023

The scenario of having your drink spiked can be alarming and distressing. Not only does it compromise your safety, but it can also lead to unforeseen legal consequences. If someone intentionally adds alcohol or any other intoxicant to your drink without your knowledge, it is important to understand that you did not willingly consume the intoxicant and had no intention to drive under the influence. While the crime of DUII does not require proof of intent, if the facts truly support the argument this could potentially help your case. This is why it’s important to speak to an experienced attorney who can talk through the facts of your unique situation.

Client Guide – Understanding my “no-complaint” case

Client Guide – Understanding my “no-complaint” case

Feb 5, 2023

Every state has a “statute of limitations” for alleged crimes. This is the maximum amount of time that the prosecutor has to initiate legal proceedings against you from the date of an alleged offense. The length of time the statute allows for varies and depends on the nature of the offense. Your attorney will need to advise you about the specific potential charges in your case. To sum up, while the prosecutor has decided not to pursue charges against you at this time, that doesn’t mean they can never bring them up later.