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Defenses That Are Actually Confessions
Confessional defense is necessary at times, but it has its drawbacks and you should be aware of these. This is a defense that is an admission that you committed an act that is considered illegal, but you did not possess the intent to engage in criminal behavior. There are times when an "I did it because . . . " defense is effective for helping you be acquitted, or could be a mitigating factor to help you receive a lesser charge and punishment.
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Acid Reflux And Your DUI Arrest: Discover How These Two Things May Be Related
Do you frequently experience acid reflux after eating a large meal or having a beer with friends? If so, this medical condition may have played a role in your DUI arrest without you ever realizing it. More importantly, with the help of a qualified DUI attorney, this medical condition can play a major role in helping to get the charges against you dismissed. What Does Acid Reflux Have To Do With Driving Under The Influence?
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Why Your Child Needs Your Help If They Are Charged With A Crime
If your child has been charged with a crime and is being tried as an adult in court, as their parent you need to step in and help them through the process. Children who are tried as adults need good representation, and their case must be taken seriously with a criminal defense attorney. Here are four reasons that you need to help your child through a criminal case. 1. Finding a Good Lawyer
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Challenging The Breathalyzer Results In Your DUI Case
Most people simply assume that failing a breathalyzer test is damning evidence that cannot be overcome in court. After all, a failed breathalyzer test is conclusive evidence that you were legally impaired at the time of your DUI arrest, right? Not necessarily--in fact, challenging the results of this test can be one of the most effective ways to have the charges against you dropped or to secure an acquittal when taking your case to trial.
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