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Proving My Innocence

I have never been one of those people who runs with the wrong crowd, but about six months ago, I knew that I was in trouble. I was with someone when she did something against the law, and it made me a suspected accomplice. I knew that I needed help to prove my innocence regarding the involvement, so I started going through and talking with different criminal attorneys. I was able to find a great lawyer that really understood my position, and he did everything possible to prove my innocence. This blog is all about proving your innocence in court, so that you can move on with your life.

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2019

3 Tips For Going To Court For Your DUI
If you have an upcoming court date for a DUI, you could be wondering what you should do when you go to court. These are a few tips that can help you on this important day. 1. Make Sure That You Go With an Attorney One big mistake that many people make when going to court for a DUI is going without the help of a DUI attorney. Even if you think that your case is pretty simple, or even if you do not have a previous record, you could face serious consequences if you go to court without proper legal representation.

Exercises For Testing Sobriety
Just because you were arrested for driving under the influence is no reason to expect to be convicted. Your criminal law attorney has multiple avenues for challenging the state's case against you and you have a chance to be exonerated or to have your charges reduced. One of the main forms of evidence the state will present against you is the results of the testing performed at the roadside. Any such testing can be invalidated if an impropriety can be found, so read on to find out how some of these tests are performed and why the results can be so questionable.

Reasons That A Prank Can Go From Harmless To Illegal
Many people enjoy committing pranks that they deem to be harmless and will often document these pranks on video with the intention of sharing them online. It's important for you to realize that if you enjoy performing pranks, one of them could eventually get you into legal trouble. While it's true that even the police can laugh at certain pranks, there are times that you may simply cross the line — and doing so can definitely lead to an arrest.

Testing Your Level Of Intoxication
If you've found yourself behind bars and accused of being under the influence, you were likely subject to at least one of the three main biological methods of alcohol testing. While most people are familiar with field sobriety tests like the walk-and-spin and following the light pointer, those tests are considered too subjective to be used alone to obtain a conviction for a driving under the influence (DUI) charge. To get a general idea of how these breath, urine, and blood tests work, read on.