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Dearborn Drunk Driving Lawyers

1. Garner, Gary: Criminal and Family Law
2. Boulahanis, Gregory: Being arrested and accused of a DUI/OWI is a terribly stressful event. It can bring humiliation on the roadside, at the police precinct and in the courtroom. Without a driver's license, some people could lose their jobs. The threat of jail or a prison sentence raises concerns about personal safety, and conviction for crimes such as DUI/OWI can create a permanent criminal record that follows a person for the rest of his or her life.
3. Nichols & Eberth:

   Drunk Driving & DUI Law Multiple Offenses

   I have just been arrested for OUIL. My last conviction was over ten years ago. Can or will the judge look at this previous history for sentencing purposes? I had multiple convictions prior to that ten-year gap and quit drinking for ten years until the other night when I slipped and got caught. Most likely not, considering the OUIL conviction from over ten years ago. However, keep in mind that the convictions are considered from the date of sentencing until the date of charge.

   Drunk Drivers Cannot Register Vehicles

   A new Michigan law, which took effect on June 1, 2000, holds that those drivers with three or more alcohol-related convictions or four or more violations of a driver license suspension or revocation or denial will not be allowed to register a vehicle in his or her name. If such a person wants to purchase a vehicle, it will have to be titled in someone else's name. However, anyone who would allow such a bad driver to possess a vehicle that is titled to him or her would run a tremendous liability risk.

4. John Payne: ... quite often a criminal charge may simply be a situational occurrence - you were just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
5. John McWilliams: THE COPS SAY -- You don't need no lawyer with you, to tell us the truth! Give us your side of the story, so you can get out of here! Close your eyes and visualize what coud have happened, then tell us what you saw!! We just need your help, so we can close the file!! If you don't write down your side of the story, how are we goning to know that you're telling us the truth!! You must have been in a trance, when you did it!! We already have all the proof that need that shows you are guilty, so you might as well cooperate!! This is no big deal, this is just routine paperwork!! We are the only ones who can help you!! We'll call the Prosecusting Attorney to get you a good deal We will talk to the Judge on you behalf!! If you don't tell us your side of the sotry, how are we going to know that you're not guilty Have you ever heardÊof "lifetime probation"? You must have panicked!! You DNA, fingerprints, hair, foot prints, spit and blood are all over the crime scene!! Your friend/girl/buddy/relative have already told us that you both guys have done! It must have been an accident!! It must have happened during ruff sex!! The only way for us to help you is for you to tell us the truth, right now!! You must have been forced to do it!! You are not under arrest, why not talk to us? You must have snapped when you did it!! ÊHow are we going to tell the victim that we let you go, if you don't tell us your side of the story? You must have been coerced to do it!! Be "The MAN", tell us what happened!! You pass a police polygraph, you walk free!!
6. Frank Ford: If you have been charged with drunk driving, either as a misdemeanor or as a felony, you need the services of an attorney who practices primarily in the areas of drunk driving defense and related topics, so you know you are getting up to date, specialized representation, from an attorney who will dig deep for your defenses and fight hard for your rights. There is still a Constitution!
7. Christine Grand: There are two ways an individual who is arrested for Drunk Driving can be charged. They can be charged with a violation of a City Ordinance or they can be charged with violating state statutes. City Ordinances vary depending on the city and may actually conflict with the Motor Vehicle Code.