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What to Expect
Friday, 29 December 2006
  • Expect to attend at least three Court appearances
  • Expect to pay between $1500-$7000 in legal fees depending on how far you want to take your case, i.e, plea, motion to suppress evidence, judge trial, or jury triala and criminal history
  • Expect at least three months to nine months to resolve your case
  • Expect a guilty plea to costs you at least $3000-$4000 in money and time
  • Expect limitations on your drivers' license if you plea guilty or are convicted after a trial
  • Expect jail time of 24 hours to one year if you plea guilty or are convicted after a trial
  • Expect between 40 hours -240 hours of community service if you plea guilty or are convicted after trial
  • Expect a minimum of 12 months probation with a $39.00 dollar a month supervision fee if you plea guilty or are convicted after trial
  • Expect to lose your license at court if you plea guilty or are convicted after trial
  • Expect a DUI conviction to be on your criminal history and law enforcement driving history for life
  • Expect to lose you job or be subject to a professional  investigation if you use a commercial drivers' license at work or are a licensed professional with the state or federal government with a governing board or commission




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