Atlanta DUI Lawyer William C. Head

January 19, 2009

Georgia DUI Discovery Process

Filed under: Uncategorized — atlantaduilawyer @ 5:38 pm

 
In fighting your DUI case, your side has the right to know some, if not all, information about your arrest and the chemical testing the prosecutor is preparing to use against you at your trial.  In some jurisdictions, the disclosure of some facts is mandatory, while in other states, disclosure is not as easy to obtain.  The process by which this information is released to your attorney by the prosecution, and also (in most states) from your side to the prosecution, is called “discovery.”

 The best DUI trial specialists know what to expect to receive from the prosecutor in a typical case.  They also know what they should be provided, and more importantly, when something important appears to be missing.  I’ll explin more about the discovery process in my next blog  post.

In the meantime, feel free to submit your case to schedule a free, no obligation DUI case evaluation in-person.

January 5, 2009

A Great DUI Lawyer is Like a Surgeon

Filed under: Uncategorized — atlantaduilawyer @ 11:28 pm


Criminal Litigation is Like Surgery – Look at Everything Before you Start to “Cut”.
Similar to a surgeon who (prior to your surgery) carefully reviews all of your medical records, all of your scans and MRI reports, all laboratory blood test differential panels, as well as your symptoms, DUI defense attorneys must examine all evidence before trial. No more than you would want a surgeon who did little or no pre-surgery testing to start cutting into your body or declare your medical case to be hopeless should you tolerate a DUI defense lawyer suggesting that you plead guilty to a Georgia DUI arrest or another type of serious driving offense in GA without performing a thorough and complete investigation.

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