Drunk driving charges seem pretty straightforward, except that there are some cases where the charges leave some room for interpretation. Although the specific wording of the law can be different in each state, there are several options for defense if you find yourself charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. Here are a few of the choices that you have to consider if you are facing charges.
Lack of Probable Cause
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Getting arrested for DUI (driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs) can add tremendous emotional, legal, and financial burdens to the volatile mix of emotions you may already be experiencing. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to improve your outlook and maintain your sanity. Here are four measures to consider.
1. Don't Assume Guilt
Never give up on your own possible innocence right off the bat -- even if the face of "
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Being on the receiving end of a hit-and-run can be extremely scary, particularly if you receive an injury or a large amount of damage to your car. Leaving the scene of an accident can carry up to a five year prison sentence in Virginia, so it is a very serious crime. If you have been involved in a hit-and-run, you should do everything possible to help police identify the perpetrator. Here are the steps you should take after the accident occurs.
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If the SSA or Social Security Administration unfairly denies your disability claim because it doesn't recognize your rare medical condition, you need to consult an attorney right away. The SSA denies over 70 percent of first-time disability claims each year. A number of the denials pertain to medical conditions the administration deems unrecognizable according to its stringent approval standards. If this happens to you, you can fight back. Here are things you should understand and know about your case.
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If you're the victim of an auto accident, your personal injury attorney works hard to get you a fair settlement from your insurance claim. During this time, you also need to write and send in a demand letter to the insurance company responsible for the payout of the settlement. A demand letter generally lets the insurance company know the extent of your injuries, as well as how much your medical bills cost to treat them.
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