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Posts Tagged ‘DWI Defense’« Older EntriesDWI charges dropped against Canton manPosted on Jan 05, 2012
Earlier this year, charges against a Canton male, who was charged with driving under the influence (DUI), were dropped due to a Fourth Amendment violation ruling. According to the judge, Town Justice Christopher R. Curley, the case was dismissed because a Fourth Amendment violation had transpired. DWI Charges against Don M. BushAccording to reports, on March 10, Don M. Bush, who is 54 years old, was charged with aggravated DUI. He was detained on Calnon Road by law enforcement officers who accused him of driving under the influence. According to officers, his blood alcohol content (BAC) was 0.20. Bush’s DUI IncidentAccording to court papers, Bush left his motor vehicle on the side of the road and walked home. But a law enforcement officer testified that his abandoned vehicle could have caused an accident. However, in Bush’s defense, his attorney, Richard V. Manning stated that the case was not about Mr. Bush being in an accident and leaving the scene of the accident – Mr. Bush was not involved in an accident. Mr. Bush’s DWI OffenseCourt papers state that officers spoke with several witnesses at the scene. Somehow, the officer conducting the investigation at the scene came to the conclusion that the case was a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) case. During investigation, the officer found out that Mr. Bush lives close to where his vehicle was parked, so the officer decided to pay Mr. Bush a visit. The officer knocked on the door but no one answered. This is when the officer entered his home and found him in his bedroom. Fourth Amendment Violation: DWI DefenseMr. Bush’s lawyer argued that the officer entered his residence without permission. The officer had no probable cause or a warrant to enter the resident and because of this, Mr. Bush’s rights were violated. The judge agreed and dismissed the case on Sept. 12 due to a Fourth Amendment violation. Was the Decision to Dismiss the Case against Mr. Bush Valid?I actually agree with the decision. Without consent, probable cause, or a warrant, the investigating officer had no right to enter his home. But what do you think? I would love to hear your thoughts on it. DWI DefenseNo Comments »DWI charges DWI DefenseCan Jacksonville DWI Lawyer help you with 3rd conviction?Posted on Oct 25, 2010Most everything about a DWI conviction is different from days gone by. In the past, DWI was taken rather lightly. They were a serious matter only when there was an accident and someone had been hurt or there was property damage. Today it is a serious matter and with each conviction the consequences become more and more severe. However, no matter how many convictions a driver has, he or she still has rights. So the answer to the question; “Can a Jacksonville DWI Lawyer help you with a 3rd conviction?” is Yes! A Jacksonville DWI Lawyer Make a DifferenceThose who have been charged with DWI, for a third time may be asking themselves can a DWI lawyer make a difference in my case? Having a DWI defense lawyer always makes a difference and is the first step a person must take after being charged with DWI. Someone charged with DWI will need to retain an experienced and well versed DWI lawyer that positively affects the outcome of their case and mitigate any damages in cases they are convicted. Jacksonville DWI Lawyers Can Reduce Severe PunishmentsSomeone convicted of DWI needs a lawyer because a lawyer can make a difference between severe punishment and possible mitigation. Courts these days will try to get the harshest punishment legally possible on someone that has been convicted of DWI for a third time. Prevention of DWI/DUI ConvictionA knowledgeable and seasoned DWI lawyer can reduce the chances of someone that has been convicted of a drunk driving offence of receiving the worst possible punishment. A DWI lawyer may even prevent a person charged with DWI from being convicted at all. A DWI defense lawyer can find cracks in the courts case and can possible get a charge dismissed or reduced. Good DWI Team DefenseA good DWI lawyer representation in court takes more than just one person. DWI defense lawyer have teams of individuals working for them and they are supported by a staff of trained professional that are experienced in DWI defense law. They also can enlist the help of experts and doctors to testify on issues that need clarification. Goal of a DWI Defense TeamThe goal of the defense team is to get any charges drop or reduced so that a client can get their life back in order after they have been arrested and charged with drunk driving. So if you have been charged with or convicted of DUI/DWI get someone to help you; someone who will be on your side at every step of your procedures. A Jacksonville DWI lawyer can help you no matter how many times you have been convicted. DWI, DWI DefenseNo Comments »DWI DWI Defense DWI Lawyer Jacksonville DWI Lawyer5 Sure Signs of losing your DWI CasePosted on May 13, 2010DWI cases put a tremendous burden on the legal system. This compounded by the fact that many of these cases could have been prevented if drivers only showed a little more responsibility. Every year, millions of drivers come before the court on DUI charges. As a mean of deterrence, judges have become less tolerant in their judgment. This has left many drivers fretting and always seeking to find out how to identify when they are losing their DWI case. Sure Signs of losing your DWI CaseSome of the signs that you are losing your DWI case depend on the personalities of those present within the courtroom. After the second trial, you should be able to detect these signals from the prosecutor and the judge. Some of these tell-tail signs include:
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