Between the time of your arrest and your trial, you can both prepare for the trial and show you are trying to change your behavior.

Driving History: Your attorney must learn about any negative aspects of your driving history: outstanding warrants, unpaid fines, or other violations. You must address every outstanding issue on your record before you go to trial. This will help you in a couple of ways. First, it will assist your attorney when it comes to negotiating with the prosecutor regarding your case. Second, if you are found guilty, it will act in your favor in sentencing. It may influence the judge to be more lenient.

Prior DUI Convictions: Your first DUI with no prior convictions on your record will be classified as a simple Class B misdemeanor. Though you will face no jail time, a conviction will mean your license is revoked, fines will be

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