Three strikes and you’re out (to felony) for DUI!

Being convicted of one DUI carries serious penalties that may include time in the county jail (maximum of 6 months). Having this fate a second time can bring about a minimum of 10 days in jail if the conviction is within 5 years of the first. A third conviction for drunk driving within 10 years of the prior conviction becomes a third-degree felony and requires that a person spend a minimum of 30 days in jail. A fourth or subsequent DUI, regardless of when they occurred, also constitutes a third-degree felony. READ MORE……………

Oh, no! I’m about to go for DUI, should I blow?

What should I do when stopped for DUI?

Being a DUI attorney means that I have the privilege of defending young professionals and college students; good people who are charged with a crime.  It also means that I will inevitably be asked the magic question:  “should I blow?”  Of course what they are referring to is whether they should take the breath test when they are arrested for drunk driving. READ MORE………….