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Crosby Law, PLLC

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4.4
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  • 925 N. Lapeer Road, Suite 183, Oxford, MI 48371

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Can I win a DUI case if it is my first offense and I was sitting in a parked car on private property?

Hudson Thomas Bair
Answered by attorney Hudson Thomas Bair (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Kapsack & Bair, LLP
You should discuss this with a DUI attorney, while there are many variables, if you were lawfully parked the prosecution must prove you were driving and that you were under the influence when you were driving which seems difficult under the facts you cite. The private parking lot is likely a "red herring" as most parking lots have signs posted that permit the enforcement of the vehicle code on their grounds.
You should discuss this with a DUI attorney, while there are many variables, if you were lawfully parked the prosecution must prove you were driving and that you were under the influence when you were driving which seems difficult under the facts you cite. The private parking lot is likely a "red herring" as most parking lots have signs posted that permit the enforcement of the vehicle code on their grounds.
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Will I get remanded if I got an OWI, am out on a bond, had to move to another state and I haven’t had my first court date?

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Answered by attorney James S Lawrence (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at James S. Lawrence
The purpose of bond is to assure that the defendant will show up for court. The judge gave you bond, but you did not show up. Most judges would substantially raise your bond, or deny it altogether, if you are brought back to court. However, if you turn yourself in back at the court that placed you on bond, it is at least possible that the judge would give you another bond, since you did ultimately show up. However, since you are broke and unemployed, you might not be able to pay the bond even if the judge sets one. I recommend that if this happens again, you show up for court, even if you have major financial issues. In all states I am familiar with, you will not be able to get a valid license until this OWI charge is resolved. If you are now unemployed, this would perhaps be a good time to come in and take your medicine, which may very well include some jail time, and then look for a job when you get out. If you get a job now, and are suddenly arrested on this OWI, that might cause you to lose your job for not being able to show up for work. An unemployed person, not hospitalized or in jail, will have a tough time convincing a judge that he was too busy to show up.
The purpose of bond is to assure that the defendant will show up for court. The judge gave you bond, but you did not show up. Most judges would substantially raise your bond, or deny it altogether, if you are brought back to court. However, if you turn yourself in back at the court that placed you on bond, it is at least possible that the judge would give you another bond, since you did ultimately show up. However, since you are broke and unemployed, you might not be able to pay the bond even if the judge sets one. I recommend that if this happens again, you show up for court, even if you have major financial issues. In all states I am familiar with, you will not be able to get a valid license until this OWI charge is resolved. If you are now unemployed, this would perhaps be a good time to come in and take your medicine, which may very well include some jail time, and then look for a job when you get out. If you get a job now, and are suddenly arrested on this OWI, that might cause you to lose your job for not being able to show up for work. An unemployed person, not hospitalized or in jail, will have a tough time convincing a judge that he was too busy to show up.
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What are my chances of jail time for a first offense DUI?

J Matthew Catchick
Answered by attorney J Matthew Catchick (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Catchick Law, P.C.
The vast majority of Judges in Michigan do not give jail to OWI 1st offenders absent unusual circumstances, like a personal injury accident or a child in the car, or a very high Blood Alcohol Content, etc. I will caution you that there are a few Judges (Judge Small in 48th District Court, for example) who frequently give jail to even first time offenders. I would probably recommend you focus less on you being a mother of 3 kids, and focus more on how you have been compliant with everything the Court has ordered so far, at your Sentencing.
The vast majority of Judges in Michigan do not give jail to OWI 1st offenders absent unusual circumstances, like a personal injury accident or a child in the car, or a very high Blood Alcohol Content, etc. I will caution you that there are a few Judges (Judge Small in 48th District Court, for example) who frequently give jail to even first time offenders. I would probably recommend you focus less on you being a mother of 3 kids, and focus more on how you have been compliant with everything the Court has ordered so far, at your Sentencing.
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