Just because you've been accused of driving while intoxicated does not mean that you have to be convicted of this crime. As soon as you're arrested, one of the first things you should do is contact an experienced DUI attorney. He or she will analyze the scenario that led to your arrest and formulate what is called a defense. Legally speaking, your defense is the argument that you and your lawyer make as to why you should not be found guilty of driving while intoxicated.
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If you are like most people, you probably assume that if you or your guest slips and falls and sustains an injury on rented property that the landlord can be held liable for the injury. While this may be true in some instances, it isn't always true. Sometimes, the responsibility falls on the renter. Other times, no one is considered at fault. Find out how to tell who (if anyone) is legally responsible and what to do if this situation happens to you.
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If you have been accused of DUI for behaviors that indicated you were intoxicated and you know that you are not guilty, you may be suffering from some type of medical condition. Consult a DUI attorney for their advice on how you need to defend your case. They will be able to match you with medical professionals that will work with you to secure the proper testing and diagnosis that will hopefully lead to your acquittal.
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