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Idaho Falls DUI Lawyers

1. Youngblood Law: Violent Crimes (Assault, murder, etc.) Alcohol and drug related crimes (DUI/DWI, drug possession, etc.) Sex crimes (rape, abuse, etc.) Property Crimes (Robbery, destruction of property, etc.) White collar crimes (fraud, forgery, etc.) All other serious crimes.
2. Brown Law Office: DUI Trafficking Aggravated Battery Aggravated Assault Attempted Strangulation Domestic Violence Grand Theft Malicious Injury Possession of a Controlled Substance Misdemeanor: DUI Assault Battery Contempt Contributing to Deliquincy of Minor Domestic Assault or Battery Driving Without Privileges Fraudulent Use of a Financial Transaction Card Inattentive Driving Reckless Driving Invalid DriverŐs License Leaving the Scene Malicious Injury Marijuana No Contact Order Violation Open Container Paraphernalia Phone Harassment Resisting and Obstruction Trespass Unlawful Entry Willful Concealment DUI Petty Theft Frequenting False information Disturbing the peace Minor Consumption
3. Mallard Law Office: felonies, juvenile cases, misdemeanors, driving under the influence (DUI) and traffic cases
4. Stafford, Jeromy: If you are charged with a DUI you must act quickly to try and save your driver's license. Whether you blow a .08 or higher or if you refuse to blow, your driver's license will be automatically suspended unless you request a hearing within seven (7) days. So you need to get an attorney on your case immediately because living in Idaho makes having a driver's license a necessity!
5. Cutler Law Office: DUI ĐDriving Under the Influence DWP-Driving without privileges   DUI and DWP are two of the more common traffic offenses, but their consequences are anything but common.  Serious consequences including loss of driving privileges, probation, and jail can affect everything from insurance rates to your ability to make a living.   While some of the penalties are mandated by law, a skilled attorney can mitigate their effect and help prove your innocence.  An experienced attorney can make all the difference in a difficult case. Why should I hire a criminal defense lawyer? Minimize 1. The Prosecutor may be an upstanding man of integrity, BUT if you have been charged with a crime THE PROSECUTOR IS NOT YOUR FRIEND!!! The Prosecutor does not represent you in Court and is not there to present your side of the story or make argument\recommendations that you want the Court to hear. THE STATE HAS AN ATTORNEY, YOU SHOULD TOO!!! 2. IF YOU ARE INNOCENT, you need an experienced Criminal Defense Lawyer to assist you in proving your case. The Rules of Evidence and Trial Procedure are complex and if you handle your own case you may not be able to present the evidence necessary to show your innocence. Innocent people are sometimes convicted if they do not have good legal assistance. See The Innocent Project Webpage at http://www.innocenceproject.org/case/ 3. IF YOU ARE GUILTY, you need an attorney: a) To make sure that the State has the evidence to prove you are guilty. And to make sure that the State obtained their evidence without violating your Constitutional Rights. If the State did violate your Constitutional Rights a good Criminal Defense Lawyer can request that evidence seized unlawfully be thrown out and not used by the State against you; b) To make sure that the State has not over charged you. It is not uncommon for Law Enforcement Officers or Prosecutors to charge an individual with a crime that is the most severe crime that they think they can prove, and not the crime that most likely fits what you have done. A good Criminal Defense Lawyer will make sure you are not over charged. This may include getting felonies reduced to misdemeanors etc.; c) If the State has the evidence and has not over charged you a good Criminal Defense Attorney can help negotiate a fair Plea Agreement and represent you and present your case at Sentencing before the Judge. Remember the Prosecutor does not present your case at Sentencing and is not your friend. See #1; YOU HAVE IMPORTANT RIGHTS; DONŐT LOSE THEM BECAUSE YOU DONŐT HAVE AN ATTORNEY TO ASSIST YOU. CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT HAS SEVERE CONSEQUENCES TO YOU RIGHT NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. REMEMBER THE STATE HAS AN ATTORNEY. DONŐT GO IT ALONE. SEE #1, ABOVE
6. Wixom, Rocky: If your loved one has been charged with a crime he or she has a right to post bail. Bail is the Constitutional right to post a sum of money with the Court in exchange for immediate release from jail with a promise by the defendant to appear and attend all Court hearings. Some of the factors used to determine an appropriate bail amount include the person's prior criminal record (if any), their length of residence in the community, family or business ties to the community, employment history, the seriousness of the charge, and the defendant's financial ability to post bail. If the court imposes a cash bond then the entire amount of bail must be paid in cash, if it is a surety bond, a bond agency can be used to help. A bond agency will typically require a bonding fee, usually around 10%, and in turn post the full amount of bond with the court. For example: if your bond is set at $10,000 you may be able to hire a bondsman who would charge you $1,000 and in turn they would post the bond with the court. There may also be other options to bond which include making a request with the Court for a reduced bond. You may also request a relase to pre-trial services or placement on work release in lieu of having to pay any bond fees. This is usually done with the help of an attorney.
7. Thomsen & Stevens: Why do I need an attorney? Much of what we do these days is regulated by law. The law is frequently complex and subject to change. An attorney's experience, knowledge, and expertise are therefore invaluable not only in dealing with legal matters you may be facing, but also in explaining and interpreting the law as it pertains to your circumstances. The attorney's guidance may be helpful in avoiding legal problems and litigation. In addition, an experienced attorney is familiar with the legal process (courtroom procedures, filing requirements, deadlines, etc.) and can help you work through the process should that become necessary. When you hire an attorney, all of the resources and staff of the attorney are available to protect your interests. The attorney is there to represent your best interests by researching and analyzing all of the available information and law relating to your situation and will attempt to provide you with the opportunity to make an informed decision about the legal issues you may be facing.
8. Advantage Legal Services: PRESERVE YOUR RIGHTS Plead NOT GUILTY and remain silent. Do not talk to the cops or detectives or prosecutor. Get in to a good experienced criminal defense attorney to review your important and valuable constitutional rights.
9. Hopkins Rodin: Becoming involved in the criminal justice process as a defendant is seldom pleasant, often baffling and always unfortunate. The consequences can be devastating and long lived. Knowledgable and experienced counsel can assure that the system performs properly and the client's rights are preserved while looking toward a fair and just result which minimizes, to the extent possible, the impact on the client.
10. Crane, Randall: As I appear in courts throughout Southern Idaho and Northern Utah I am amazed at the deference that courts give to the word of police officers. Now, granted there are some very honest law enforcement personnel serving our communities. I am very good friends with some of them. However, my experience has been that many of them are jaded. Maybe not to the point as the officers in Philadelphia, but many will say anything and skew the truth in order to convict a person, and just because they are a police officer courts and juries give them more credibility.