Legal Question in DUI Law in Michigan

Re: OUIL .13 in Ann Arbor, MI

Since this is your first offense, and you have a clean record, do not plead guilty to anything. You will be better off if you spend the money on an attorney to get the charge reduced further or dismissed altogether. There are many defenses to a charge like this. A guilty plea would result in points on your driving record and your insurance premiums doubling. Many companies do criminal and driving background checks on employees and potential employees so you need to realize the reality of the situation. Please call my office to set up a free initial consultation to discuss your options. (866) M I C H D U I or www.michdui.com

Re: OUIL .13 in Ann Arbor, MI

Hello, I have received a copy of your e-mail regarding your drunk driving arrest. You should definitely contact an attorney. An attorney will do three things for you. One, make sure there aren't any defenses that might get the case dismissed or reduced to a non-alcohol conviction. Two, make sure that the prosecutor or city attorney does not take advantage of you so that you get the benefit of the reduction that normally is available (at least to those who are represented by counsel) for first offenders. Third, argue on your behalf at sentencing. Please feel free to call if you want further information. Defending drivers charged with alcohol offenses is one of this firm's areas of concentration. I even give seminars to other attorneys on how to handle these cases. John C. Talpos (248) 743-6800 (http://www.Mich-Lawyer.com)