Almost all of us have, at one time or another, gotten behind the wheel and driven home after having a drink or two. And the good thing about it, is that this is okay. When things can go seriously wrong is when you get pulled over by a cop after having those couple drinks. If that happens, then there is a chance that you will be fighting for your freedom, and need a Seattle DUI attorney to help.
It was only a couple of drinks at dinner. You feel fine to drive. But then you are pulled over by the cops. You see the blinking lights in the background and are a little nervous about what is to come. Then he asks you what you've had to drink, if you'll step out of the car, and if you'll take some field sobriety tests. You have a couple buddies that are DUI attorneys in Seattle, but you can't remember what they said to do. But you know these are going to be big decisions…
You probably can't tell by the title of my post, but I am a Seattle DUI attorney. This means I defend people every day who have been charged with DUI. Some were more drunk than others. Some probably should have been off the road. But almost all of them share one characteristic – when they had a chance to talk to me they declined to do so, and it hurt them. Now, don't misunderstand my message before I even get started. I'm not saying you should only talk to me. I'm saying at the first opportunity, you should get in touch with a DUI attorney in Seattle and find out what your options are and what you should do.
To start off, I am a Seattle DUI lawyer. That means I defend people charged with DUI in the Seattle area. And I'm pretty good. But, for the most part, I am limited by the facts before me and how those facts jive with the law. And you are the one that gives me the facts. The things you do and say create the set of circumstances that I have to work with for your DUI case. And, because I want to give you the best chance at success possible, and I want, as your Seattle DUI attorney, to have the opportunity to get your case dismissed outright, I am going to tell you some of the things, three in fact, that you can do to help me help you win your case. Read the rest of this entry »
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