Taimoor Rana is seasoned criminal defense attorney specializing in DUI related cases. He shares his expert legal opinion here Do you know how much you have to pay to a good DUI attorney? »
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- There is a variation in the cost of hiring a good DUI lawyer by jurisdiction.
Comparison of Fees for a DUI Attorney
As compared to fees in small towns in rural areas you should expect to pay more in large metro areas. For a second offense the fees is more than what you pay for a first one. The fees for a for a misdemeanor is less than a felony DUI.
Fees Varies from Lawyer to Lawyer
Keeping all this in mind, you should know that there is a wide range of fees. Typically, the fees of top DUI lawyers is much more than new lawyers, or lawyers with lesser skills or reputations. However, you can also find some good DWI attorneys that charge less than some terrible ones. Due to this reason, when selecting an attorney to represent you price alone should not be your main criteria.
Nothing is free for any Legal Representation
As a general rule, when you are talking about a legal representation, then you should keep in mind that you cannot find anything for free.
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Hiring A Specialized DUI Attorney »
One has to face many consequences after arresting under DUI (Driving Under Influence) or DWI. It mean you were found under influence of drug or alcohol behind driving wheel. You have to follow the long process of legal proceeding after your arrest and one specialized lawyer can help you through all these proceeding. But before going to any lawyer you must follow these instructions.
Most of the DUI attorneys take advance fee for leading you case. This advance fee is mostly a pre-trial fee and it not include going to trial. So If you want your DUI attorney to go with you for trial, you must ask him about its total fee.
Most of the attorney want you to confess the guilty in DUI/DWI cases. As most of the judges rule against the defendant. its because your attorney do not want to go for case trial and want you to get out of it quickly.
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Truth, Justice…and DUI Politics »
It is known by any experienced criminal attorney that when dealing with a drunk driving offense truth, justice and fairness can be rare commodities in our courts. This thing has has become such a common phenomena that now a label has been acquired by it and that is: "The DUI exception to the Constitution". When it comes to cases that involves driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, it looks like there is a distinct bias in favor of "streamlining" procedures and facilitating convictions.
It might be suggested by the cynics that this may have something to do with political considerations with the desire of some judges to get reelected. We will discuss that about that in a moment….. Right now, let’s take a look at an example of what kind of thinking goes on in a DUI case in the judicial mind. In fact, let us take example from the highest court of the most populated state in the country: the Supreme Court of California.
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Drunk Driving and Double Jeopardy »
Whenever a police officer arrest a person for DUI, he takes away his driver’s license and he give him a notice of "administrative suspension". He also gives him a citation to appear in court in order to face criminal drunk driving charges.
Usually these are two very different procedures:
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the administrative suspension that is held for driving with blood-alcohol of .08%, in most states this is administered by its department of motor vehicles, and
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the criminal prosecution for the two separate offenses of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) and driving with .08%, and this takes place in the courts.
Explaining this in other words, even though the person who is convicted drove only once, but he is being prosecuted for two different crimes: DUI and driving with a .08% BAC. The possibility is that he can even be convicted of both offenses (although he can only be punished for one). How is that possible?
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Woman gets 18 years Imprisonment for DUI death »
The blood-alcohol level of Taylor was .22%. On Friday Circuit Judge Roger Clark sentenced Shirley Cumberland Taylor to 18 years in prison for DUI that has caused the death of William H. Kelly.
Kelly, who was Taylor’s neighbor, was walking with his wife when Taylor’s northbound pickup changed its direction across Mark West Road and he was struck by her pickup. At that time he had been holding his wife’s hand in a driveway that was located on the opposite side of the road as they waited for the truck to pass.
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Punishments given in California against DUI arrest »
The common factor between jockey Patrick Valenzuela, actress Lindsey Lohan and Vice President Dick Cheney is that they all are presently or in the past, have faced the DUI issues. The last few years have witnessed an enormous number of DUI arrests and violations, and right from the beginning of this year there have been thousands of DUI arrests. There is one major issue of the Celebrities and secretaries, and that is they all drink and drive. If we take a look of the DUI arrests in California alone, we will find that last year, there were over 178,000 DUI arrests.
And after one has been arrested then obviously he has to face the legal ramifications of this case, each time you get arrested you screw up your record for dui arrest. However, those who are offenders their licenses can also be revoked and any other punishments can also be given. By getting this license revocation punishment it will be impossible for them to get to and from work. Following are a few of the consequences for those who choose to drink and drive in the state of California, The individuals can get the following punishment:
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