Hiring the right attorney is key to DUI defense. Here is where I come in. I employ a 4 prong approach to my DUI cases.

Prong 1: I try to dismiss the case. A dismissal ends your misery. You can walk away a free man unscathed. You can hold your head up high as if it had never happened. You family forgive you. Your employer is happy you are back. The nightmare is over.

Prong 2: I try to make the prosecutors to offer you a deal. Though it is not the result I most desire, I can often negotiate deals that are just as good as dismissal, depending on the facts.

Prong 3: I always work on preparing  the case for  trial. Because I prepare for trials from the very start, the prosecutors respect my Prong 1 and Prong 2 attacks and they have higher rates of success.

Prong 4: If I have to go to Trial, I preserve everything for appeal. At trial there are a lot of things that can happen that can help your appeal if you lose and a lot more that can hurt your chance of appeal. When the prosecutor makes a mistake, I sit there and watch. When he says something that hurts my case, I make a timely objection. Many attorneys don't know the importance of making timely objections and so on appeal there is no ground to appeal. But more importantly, the wisest attorneys know when to quietly watch the prosecutor make mistakes that make the case appealable and sometimes lead to dismissal. If you have a DUI, I can help.

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Phone: 662-328-2651

E-Mail: david@lawyerowen.com