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I got a dui I havent had on in almost 18 years, what will happen?: I got a dui the other night, I havent had one for about 18 years, My BAC was.17 what is going to happen?

Asked 4 months ago in DUI

Jonathan's answer: It is vital that you immediately contact an attorney so that your case can be evaluated and your defense prepared. As my colleague noted - your license is already in jeopardy - and you only have 20 days to try to save it. Furthermore, court can include mandatory jail time and more. Look for members of the National College of DUI Defense! Feel free to call me for your FREE CONSULTATION at 425-424-9401

Answered by a user, 4 months ago.


I got an MIP last week, what should i do?: I was at a party, & I was breathalyzed so of course im guilty. But, I have a backround check due for a class next week and a question ask, "have you even been arrested? what should I write? An MIP isnt a fellony right? and also, where it says the date it happened, and all my info, it doesnt say a time that it happened, I know that sometimes when cops mess up in the ticket, it gets dropped automatically. Could this be the case?

Asked 5 months ago in Juvenile

Jonathan's answer: "I was breathalyzer so of course I'm guilty" is the wrong way to think about this case. You need, as both of my colleagues have suggested, skilled legal help to navigate this. Very often, as Mr. Lawrence said, a first offense CAN be dismissed entirely.

Answered by a user, 4 months ago.


Prosecution office: I feel that I was mis informed by the court appointed attorney and that effected my decision and causing hell and finding out that there was better. What person is best to have on side for domestic violence and strong relationship with the prosecution office and does not go just based off the police report with was falsely done and my wife and I have stated? Wife is supposed victim and prosecution officeand not hearing the truth but feel as if since there city police made huge mistake. Feel as if they are trying to hide and push away

Asked 5 months ago in Criminal Defense

Jonathan's answer: If you've already accepted a deal from the prosecutor, and now feel as if you were not informed properly - you may be able to undo whatever it is that you did. You should seek counsel immediately to help you with this.

Answered by a user, 4 months ago.