When facing a DUI offense you have a few different options to choose from. To help you make the best decision for your particular case, Dallas DUI Attorney, Carl David Ceder will go over different options while guiding you through the entire legal process.

If you are thinking about taking a plea bargain, there are some factors that you should consider beforehand. For instance, if someone else was involved in an accident or if they were injured during your arrest, the charges can become even more serious.

Now and then whether you are at fault or not, the presence of an injured party may cause the judge or jury to find you guilty based on the circumstances. It can be handled by an individual who may decide to take a plea bargain to avoid being convicted in a court of law. Our firm, the Dallas DUI Attorney may be able to get the charges in your case reduced for reckless driving instead. Ultimately it is your decision whether you decide to enter a plea bargain or not. It is important for your legal counsel to go over your options and the potential results of what you end up choosing beforehand.

It is important that your Dallas DUI Attorney investigates your case thoroughly to help secure a reduced plea; the outcome proven has to have the supporting evidence to back up your innocence. Also, if there happens to be any flaws in the prosecution's case, it will need to be shown in court to help obtain a reduced plea.

While in court, your attorney can bring up inconsistent issues found with the goal of getting your charges reduced. If the prosecution agrees with your claims, the charges in your case may be reduced or may even be dismissed completely. Your case may go to trial If the prosecutor decides not to reduce or dismiss your DUI charges. Your Dallas DUI Attorney will gather as much evidence as possible prior to going to court to help show your innocence or to even raise reasonable doubt about your guilt to the jury

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A verdict may possibly end up with as a “hung jury” when the jury is not able to decide whether or not you are guilty in the case, which is determined when there is not enough evidence for a conviction. In the event this happens, you would be given a new trial date and the entire legal process would start over again. If you decide that you do not want to go through another trial, you may have the opportunity to work on a plea bargain with the prosecution or the prosecutor of the case instead. It may even be possible they elect to dismiss your charges completely.

If the best option is to have another trial, the Dallas DUI Attorney will work to build your case by pointing out the prosecution's flaws in the case. If it is cases of a “hung jury” the prosecution’s case may already show the flaws, which can be further investigated with the possibility to lead to a "not guilty" verdict. At our firm, we focus exclusively on DUI cases; with having a lot of experience defending these types of cases, we stand ready to help protect your rights. Our attorneys use their comprehensive experience, found scientific data and the new laws and judgments to help strengthen your case. You can trust that we will fight aggressively on your behalf, no matter how serious the charge is.

We are here to fight for you. Contact a Dallas DUI Attorney from the Law Offices of Carl David Ceder Visit: www.texasdwidefender.com or Call: 214.702.CARL (2275) or 972.996.1975