DUI: going to trial. What is the process..what happens?

If he has a lawyer that question should be directed to counsel who knows the case better. These are questions that should have been answered well...

If the DUI was a M1 then no because it carries a longer possible sentence of over 2 years. If the DUI was an ungraded Misdemeanor or M3 then you...

If you violate, the case gets relisted for trial and then you either plead guilty or go to trial. If you plead and your BAC is over .10 then there...

What are the chances of him only getting a fine and not license suspension or mark on his driving record?

Only if he is found not guilty. If convicted he is facing 3 days in jail, a 1 year suspension and a criminal record. If this is a first offense...

I was charge with an M3 for petty theft, i wasn't arrested but have to go give a statement, what should i do?

You need a local lawyer to evaluate your case to determine IF you should speak with the police. In some cases it may help, in some cases it may...

Can I fight a DUI conviction ( 2nd offense) 1st one I was intoxicated..but this 2nd one was for prescription medication

Yes you can fight this, depending on the actual blood results. If you are prescribed medication, you can be DUI if you are in excess of the...

Philadelphia 2nd dui consolidation..

They would be 3 first offenses if you have no prior DUIs in the last 10 years. The mandatory sentence is 72 hours per case for a first offense but...

Convicted of a dui in NC 7 yrs ago.Now facing another dui charge in PA. Will PA find out about 1st dui?Should I get PA license?

First, if you have a lawyer the question should be posed to him. If he does not call you back, you should get another lawyer who will answer your...

Can i go to jail

Yes. You need a hire an experienced local lawyer asap

Got arrested for felony 3, intent to sell. and mis. 3 poss. charge... i have to plea to the felony and they will drop the mis.

You absolutely , positively must get an experienced defense attorney as jail is a possible option when you plead to a felony.