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DUI Law Firm of Jon Woolsey
“Why should you hire me for your DUI case and DMV Hearing?”
The DUI Law Firm of Jon Woolsey focuses his practice entirely DUI defense and DMV license suspension hearings, limiting his practice to the court systems of Sonoma, Napa, Marin & Mendocino Counties.
– Jon W. Woolsey, passionate attorney
Jon W. Woolsey is a solo practitioner. He isn’t an ex-cop or ex-district attorney, he hasn’t spent years in the public defender’s office, and his father isn’t a judge.
What he is however is an attorney who is passionate about protecting the rights of citizens who have been caught up in what has become the single, most common criminal charge in America.
– 707-570-0770, Law Firm hotline
The Law Firm hotline, 707-570-0770, is always open to provide you with responsive, superlative legal advice and representation, any hour of the day, seven days a week!
Our initial consultations are complimentary so long as you take the time and effort to complete our extensive interview questionnaire. Only then can we adequately provide you with competent and thorough guidance that you’ll need in determining how your case will fair in the courts and at the DMV.
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What should I do if I’m asked to take field sobriety tests?
You are NOT legally required to take any of the various tests that officers seem to demand that you do for them! Cops generally have already decided to arrest you or not before they say that they want you to take a few tests. Now, all you are going to do is make matters worse for yourself by giving them additional evidence that can be used later at trial or against your attempts at gaining a favorable plea bargain.
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What should I do if I am asked to blow into a hand-held Breathalyzer?
Do the same thing you did when the officer asked or told or strongly suggested that you take his Field Sobriety Tests! Refuse politely. Here you might want to tell the officer that you heard that these devices are not very accurate and you’d prefer to take a more reliable test. Keep in mind that if you’ve reached this point in the officer’s investigation he/she has likely already made up his/her mind to arrest you or not. You are only going to incriminate yourself further if you are over the legal limit.
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What do I say in response to police questions about what I’ve had to drink?
Remember that you are not required to answer potentially incriminating questions. A polite “I would rather speak with an attorney before answering any questions” is a good reply. Another good reply is, “I drink non-alcoholic beverages, but I’d rather not discuss my personal life with you”. Some attorneys suggest that you just say that you had one or two beers since that’s not sufficient to cause intoxication — and it may explain the odor of alcohol on the breath. On the other hand, if you’re BAC is too high after testing, then it is pretty obvious that you were lying when you underestimated your drinking. Find what you’re comfortable with and stick with it.
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