Drunk Driving Lawyer Shares Advice On Facing Charges For Third DUI

Nov 14, 2019

November 14, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Los Angeles, California based legal firm Los Angeles DUI Lawyer is reaching out to the wider community to explain what they should do if they find themselves facing their 3rd DUI charge. The firm has many years of experience and a comprehensive understanding of drunk driving laws.

Driving Under the Influence, or DUI, is considered to be one of the most serious crimes possible, according to the United States Criminal Code. Los Angeles DUI Lawyer says there are a number of DUI-related charges someone can face, including an Impaired Driving Charge, Driving Under The Influence, Over 80 m.g. DUI, Failure to Provide a Breath Sample, Care and Control and more. Those who have been charged with a DUI can face a variety of consequences, such as having a Criminal Record, Serving a Jail Sentence, Drivers License Suspension, Payment of Fines, Travel Restrictions and the potential loss of Income.

Los Angeles DUI Lawyer says, “The consequences of a DUI conviction will obviously vary from case to case, depending on a number of facts, including the criminal background, if any, of the individual in question. Their personal circumstances will also play a serious role. Make no mistake, the courts take DUI offenses very seriously and, if you get convicted, it can alter your life in a very severe manner. With every subsequent DUI offense, you will find that the penalties and consequences keep getting more and more intense.”

As the firm explains, matters can get very ugly in the event of a 3rd DUI offense, and the severe legal implications that come with a 3rd repeated charge could be tough to defend and avoid. According to Los Angeles DUI Lawyer, the consequences for a 3rd DUI offense can include a license suspension for a period of 3-10 years, a fine of $2500+ (which may be higher as per the judge’s discretion), a minimum of 120 days of jail time (which could go up to one year) and the installation of an ignition interlock device for a period that may go up to three years even if the license is restored. In addition, the offender may also be subjected to an 18 month alcohol program, a morgue program, MADD program, community service and probation for a period of 3-5 years. More information about 3rd DUI charges can be found at the following link: 3rd Degree DUI Los Angeles.

The law firm says, “We won’t sugarcoat it—if you are facing your 3rd DUI offense charges, then it is most certainly going to be a tough fight for you. You are likely to face severe repercussions if you get charged with the offense, and it will be an extremely difficult situation to get out of because the prosecutors and the police will do their best to prove to the court that you are a danger to society. In such cases, the best thing you can do is to hire an experienced and reputable DUI lawyer in order to build a case to prevent a conviction.”

“At Los Angeles DUI Lawyer, we employ the most renowned DUI defense lawyers in Los Angeles, CA who explore all possibilities when fighting for your protection against a 3rd DUI conviction,” says the firm. “We always strive to defend and fight for your case in the best way possible. With a group of talented DUI lawyers at your back, you stand a fighting chance of winning your case. We can confidently say that we are the best DUI attorneys you will find in all of Los Angeles, because we have years of experience in the field—and with that comes an in-depth understanding of the laws and the industry as a whole.”

Those who want to learn more about Los Angeles DUI Lawyer or the variety of legal services they provide can find more information on their website. Interested parties may also contact Los Angeles DUI Lawyer directly for further details. They may also connect with the firm through their social media pages, including Facebook and Twitter, where the firm frequently posts updates and shares similarly useful legal advice. Further information can also be found at the following link: Drinking and Driving Lawyer Los Angeles.

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For more information about Los Angeles DUI Lawyer, contact the company here:

Los Angeles DUI Lawyer
Los Angeles DUI
323-406-8046
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3203-506 S Spring St
Los Angeles, California
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