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Tishkoff

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  • Serving Jackson, MI and Jackson County, Michigan

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William Tishkoff Esq.
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  • Serving Jackson, MI and Jackson County, Michigan

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  • 605 W. Michigan Ave., Jackson, MI 49201

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What can I expect if I was charged with DWI, reckless driving, failure to stay in lane, refusal to take breathalyzer?

Gregory Casale
Answered by attorney Gregory Casale (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Gregory Casale, Attorney at Law
Not every DWI case should be tried. However, from what you report, it sounds like a case that should definitely be evaluated for trial by a good criminal defense lawyer who has experience with trying DWI case. I try many of these cases and the most important issue is usually the breath test. If the defendant takes the test and it is properly given and admitted into evidence it is very difficult to overcome. In your case, you have no Breath Test evidence and possible an issue with operation, two of the three elements that the Commonwealth must prove beyond a reasonable doubt to convict you. If you would like to call to make an appointment there is no fee for the consultation. My numbers are listed below. I strongly urge you to speak to me or another lawyer. You do not want to plead guilty to a charge that you could beat.
Not every DWI case should be tried. However, from what you report, it sounds like a case that should definitely be evaluated for trial by a good criminal defense lawyer who has experience with trying DWI case. I try many of these cases and the most important issue is usually the breath test. If the defendant takes the test and it is properly given and admitted into evidence it is very difficult to overcome. In your case, you have no Breath Test evidence and possible an issue with operation, two of the three elements that the Commonwealth must prove beyond a reasonable doubt to convict you. If you would like to call to make an appointment there is no fee for the consultation. My numbers are listed below. I strongly urge you to speak to me or another lawyer. You do not want to plead guilty to a charge that you could beat.
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I got charged with OWI for the first time, what can I do to get these charges dropped?

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Answered by attorney Steven M. Dodge (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Law Office of Steven M. Dodge, PLLC
As to whether the charges can be dropped, that would be entirely up to the prosecuting attorney at this point. It is the prosecutors office that issues the charges and only that office can dismiss them unless there are other facts that might support a motion to dismiss. Based on your description, I dont see such a basis. If you can hire an attorney, do so in the county where the charges are pending. If you cannot afford counsel, request a court appointed attorney.
As to whether the charges can be dropped, that would be entirely up to the prosecuting attorney at this point. It is the prosecutors office that issues the charges and only that office can dismiss them unless there are other facts that might support a motion to dismiss. Based on your description, I dont see such a basis. If you can hire an attorney, do so in the county where the charges are pending. If you cannot afford counsel, request a court appointed attorney.
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Will I be charged a DUI if I refuse a breathalizer test?

Gregory Casale
Answered by attorney Gregory Casale (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Gregory Casale, Attorney at Law
Yes you absolutely can be charged with DUI even if you refuse the breath test (BT). The BT is only one way of showing impairment. The police officer's observations as to odor of alcohol, bloodshot glossy eyes, slurred speech, erratic operation, etc. etc, etc. can all be used to prove impaired operation. Hire a good DUI attorney if you have been charged.
Yes you absolutely can be charged with DUI even if you refuse the breath test (BT). The BT is only one way of showing impairment. The police officer's observations as to odor of alcohol, bloodshot glossy eyes, slurred speech, erratic operation, etc. etc, etc. can all be used to prove impaired operation. Hire a good DUI attorney if you have been charged.
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