Kansas Drunk Driving Defense Attorneys
- Norton, Hubbard, Ruzicka & Kraemer:
Being accused of or charged with a crime can alter the entire course of your life. You may be facing large monetary fines and / or jail time.
- Augusta
- Baker, Cami:
* Estate Planning
* Probate Administration
* Bankruptcy
* Divorce
* Business
* Real Estate
* Criminal Law
* Personal Injury
- Bonner Springs
- Santoro, Sean:
Traffic Law, Misdemeanor and Felony defense, Contracts and Collections.
- Clay Center
- Derby
- Craig, Walter:
DUI/DWI, traffic offenses, and other misdemeanors
- Emporia
- Stanley Ausmus:
If you have been charged with a crime, you may be unsure of the next
step to take, or you may not be aware of what your rights are under the
law. When you are charged with a crime, it is important to hire an
attorney as soon as possible to preserve your rights. Criminal cases
are often won or lost within the first few hours after arrest. Do not
answer questions from the police without your attorney present. Do not
volunteer any information, no matter how innocuous it may seem at the
time.
- Independence
- Sally Pokorny: Even if you have not yet been charged with a
crime and only suspect that an investigation is being launched against
you, or if you are completely innocent, it is essential to contact an
experienced criminal defense attorney immediately.
- Gardner
- Girard
- Gayoso Law Office:
The Gayoso Law Office is synonymous with a successful defense of every type of criminal case. We are known for lengthy and thorough pretrial challenges, motions, trial preparation, trial strategy, juror selection, and every aspect of defending an accused.
Our office has represented many individuals accused of crimes who received substantially reduced criminal responsibility often directly as the result of a zealous defense, both in law and fact.
Our office handles matters such as drug offenses, driving under the influence, person and non person felonies and misdemeanors, and simple traffic offenses.
Criminal law involves prosecution by the State of a person for an act that has been classified as a crime. In a criminal case the State, through a prosecutor, initiates the suit. Persons convicted of a crime may be incarcerated, fined, or both. A "crime" is any act or omission (of an act) in violation of a public law forbidding or commanding it. Most crimes in the United States are established by local, state, and federal governments. Criminal laws vary significantly from state to state.
Crimes include both felonies (more serious offenses -- like murder or rape) and misdemeanors (less serious offenses -- like simple battery or criminal trespass). Felonies are usually crimes punishable by imprisonment of a year or more, while misdemeanors are crimes punishable by less than a year.
Prosecutors have to prove each and every element of the crime to yield a conviction. Furthermore, the prosecutor must persuade the jury or judge "beyond a reasonable doubt" of every fact necessary to constitute the crime charged.
Criminal law is an exhaustive and complicated area. An individual under investigation should know his/her rights.
- Kansas City
- Lawrence
- Leawood
- Lexena
- Peebles Law Office:
Personal Injury, Car Accidents, Wrongful Death, Traffic Violations, Criminal Defense, Felonies & Misdemeanors, Drug Possession, and uncontested dissolution of marriage cases.
- McKee & Ireland:
Traffic tickets, drug offenses, drinking and driving, and other criminal charges can change your life for the worse. It requires an aggressive attorney.
- Manhatten
- Merriam
- Olathe Olathe Olathe
- Overland Park
- Prarie Village
- Gilliford Law Firm:
Everyone makes mistakes.
- Pratt
- Stull & Wood:
You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation.
- Shawnee
- Schoenig, Erica:
A traffic violation or drunk driving offense will leave you with
criminal and administrative concerns. If you want to minimize the
criminal consequences and keep your license, you want an attorney who
will advocate for your rights without judgment.
As you fight to protect your rights, it is best to remain polite and courteous to law enforcement officials. At the same time, you have every right to refuse a PBT, roadside test, or a BAC. There are no consequences for refusing a field sobriety test, while a PBT refusal could result in a fine. Refusing the BAC could result in license suspension for a year if you lose the hearing.
- Topeka
- Unknown
- Wichita
- Yates Center
- Case, Moses, Zimmerman & Martin:
* Alternative Dispute
* Automobile Accidents
* Banking
* Bankruptcy and Business
* Corporate
* Criminal
* Education Law
* Elder Law
* Estates and Wealth
* Family Law
* Juvenile Court
* Labor Law
* Litigation
* Personal Injury
* Planning
* Reorganization
* Resolution
* School Law
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