-At Trial, the Right DUI Lawyers can make a difference
If you require a trial for your DUI offense, you'll want attorneys with experience at trial. Attorneys Swetz and Reish both have jury trial experience in DUI cases. Attorney Swetz was selected as a Superlawyer for 2009 and 2007 and carries the distinction of being a Certified Criminal Trial Specialist by the National Board of Trial Advocacy. Attorney Reish has been actively trying DUI cases for the past five years.
For those who refuse a blood alchohol test ...
Some second and third offenders that refuse a blood test and who decide to take their case to trial, require the Commonwealth to prove that they were in physical control of a motor vehicle and rendered incapable of safe driving. Additionally, the Commonwealth must prove that the test was refused. In doing so, the Commonwealth must prove all elements of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt.
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For those who take a blood alcohol test ...
If a blood alcohol case is taken to trial, an expert witness may be able to testify regarding variation in the percentage blood alcohol in a borderline case. The knowledge of a lawyer who has had experience trying Driving Under the Influence cases can make a difference. These type of cases often arise when the BAC is on the border in between the tiers. For an experienced DUI Attorney in Monroe, Pike, or Carbon Counties, contact us today. |