Montgomery, AL
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Montgomery, AL
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Administrative Law
No, you will not go to prison - Theft 3rd is only a Class A misdemeanor. Prison sentence is only for a convicted felon. The maximum penalty for a...
Yes, the standard field sobriety tests (FSTs) are predicated on the tested subject having "normal" physical skills, being within normal weight...
The state of Kentucky has entered a child support order that must be enforced in the state of Alabama. The state of Alabama cannot refuse or fail...
You may be eligible for a 'Welch hearing.' This is an administrative process that must be filed with the Alabama Department of Public Safety. Your...
The term 'Youthful Offender' is often mis-used in context of Alabama criminal law. 'Youthful Offender' is a status and not charge. Under the Code...
You should recognize that Alabama's DUI statute - Code of Alabama, 1975, section 32-5A-191 - is a five (5) part statute; it specifically lists and...
There is no way to intelligently respond to your question. Do you mean 'coercion' in ordering the motorist to submit to a blood or breath test?...
You have 14 days from the date the sentence was entered by the district court to file an appeal for a trial de novo (new trial). It is your...
If you are referring to the "yellow driver license paper" issued during an arrest for DUI, that is actually form AST-60 which the notice of intent...
The answer provided by the out of state attorney does not reflect Alabama law and practice. Under Alabama law, the motorist is only required to be...