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A DUI charge may sound simple enough. Maybe you didn't get into an accident, had a low breathalyzer result, or even heard about a friend who got a similar charged dropped. Unfortunately, not all drunk driving charges are that easy.
Depending on the circumstances of your case, a first-time DUI can be a misdemeanor charge or a felony; you could be looking at community service or jail time; and you could plea bargain it to a non-DUI offense or be stuck with an expensive drunk driving charge on your permanent record. With so many ways a first DUI can go, it's even more important to have a good DUI attorney on your side. Here's why.
Why a DUI Lawyer
As the saying goes, the man who represents himself in court has a fool for a client. And in most cases, the issue really comes down to expertise. Lawyers who have dealt with a number of DUI cases are going to be more knowledgeable about the process and options than you can be, especially your first time around. There are several things that a DUI attorney can do that you may not be able to do yourself:
Where and When a DUI Lawyer
A DUI lawyer can be there from the very beginning, the arraignment, all the way through to the conclusion of your case. If you've been charged with your first DUI and you haven't contacted a DUI attorney already, you should consult with one as soon as possible.
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