Monday, October 6th, 2008 at
12:23 pm
When most people think of free legal advice, the image of a pro bono attorney falls to mind. There are various legal help establishments where lawyers offer their assistance at no charge on a standard basis. These institutions permit people to ask legal queries and get dependable info direct from an attorney. The fields that are discussed cover the scope of our own and job-related lives. One very sensitive matter that has caused a lot of grief is drunk driving: an attorney with DUI experience is the advisable one to talk to if this is the trouble you are facing.
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Sunday, June 6th, 2010 at
3:52 pm
I’ve seen attorneys, postpone the trial so long that a couple years later it gets dismissed, I’ve also heard about them getting tickets dismissed completely. But everytime I pay a ticket attorney they usually just plea bargain it and get a small discount on the fine which barely covers their attorney fees. I’ve even asked their staff if I have to pay extra to take the ticket to trial, but they said the attorney wouldn’t accept it
So I’m thinking “what’s the point of hiring the attorney in the first place, I might as well do it myself” How does everyone else do it.
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What do you have to do to get the traffic ticket attorney to do more than just plea bargain your ticket?
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