Do ya think someone can get a fair shake from a public defender for a DUI offense?
Do ya think someone can get a fair shake from a public defender for a DUI offense?
Do ya think someone can get a fair shake from a public defender for a DUI offense?
Was it fair for you to endanger your neighbors?
Is it fair for you to assume the person endangered their neighbors?
yes.
Do ya think someone can get a fair shake from a public defender for a DUI offense?
Today, SMC Deputy on a motorcycle with radar, Indian Bridge Road, (which by the way has a posted speed limit much lower than what the road is designed for) on the shoulder, under the shade tree, out of site - WTF!? And did you know those motorcycles have lots of storage for flares, zip ties, breathalyzer devices, laptops, guns, etc...?
Then yes, it's fair for the driver to have endangered his neighbors...as long as you live close to him.
Then yes, it's fair for the driver to have endangered his neighbors...as long as you live close to him.
Do ya think someone can get a fair shake from a public defender for a DUI offense?
Yes, but you may have to do your homework. You may have to investigate some cases that were similar to yours, and you may have to be firm about refusing to accept offers for plea deals that come across the table. The public defender is going to be eager to sell you out in my opinion because he or she has bigger and better things to deal with. However, you don't have to accept plea deals that come your way. My guess would be that the longer you hold out and the closer you get to your actual trial date (even the day of), the sweeter your plea deal is going to be. Still, that doesn't mean that you don't want to fight your charge. Like I said, be prepared to do some research and perhaps even help formulate your own defense, because a public defender may not be willing to get involved in the case as much as hired counsel.
It's pretty cut and dry if you blew into the tube at the station.....doubt it matters