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I’ll tell my clients far more often yes is the answer than no. Because a lot of times, if the officer can show through the facts and circumstances to a credible degree, the only way you got where you’re at is to have just recently driven, then they’re going to prosecute you and can be able to prosecute you well for DUI.
If the car was not running, can I still get a DUI? I’ll tell my clients far more often yes is the answer than no.
Because a lot of times, if the officer can show through the facts and circumstances to a credible degree, the only way you got where you’re at is to have just recently driven, then they’re going to prosecute you and can be able to prosecute you well for DUI. The fact that they didn’t see you driving, the keys weren’t in the ignition, things of that nature, those are not always viable defenses.
They can be, but more often than not, they are not. Give us a call if you need help.
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