DWI Lawyer

Tips to fight DWI

DWI is a serious charge, and getting pulled over for it is a scary situation. You may feel lost,frustrated and confused. Below, is a list of tips for individuals pulled over for intoxication:

You have the right to refuse a breathalyzer test and the right to remain silent. Use this rights.
You should not be rude while trying to protect your rights. Being polite with the officer will help your case and will make the officer,prosecutor or future jury favor your side.
Do not post anything on social networking sites regarding your case, and do not share the details with outsiders.
Do not try to handle the case yourself. You should professionals defending you.

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Criminal Justice System

Charges imposed on the accused: Violations, misdemeanors and felonies are three major types of charges that can be imposed on the accused. A simple violation usually carries a maximum term of fifteen days of imprisonment. Crimes like shoplifting are misdemeanors, and the term of imprisonment can be between three months to a year. Serious crimes like selling drugs or committing murder are felony charges, and the term of imprisonment can be more than one year.

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Mr. Petrus also handles

Domestic Violence
Homicide
Manslaughter
Assault
Weapons Offenses
Conspiracy
Theft
Fraud
Forgery
Criminal Appeals

If you do not see your area listed on the website, we may still be able to help! Please contact the office for more information.

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Federal Bail Bonds

We at Paul D. Petrus Jr. & Associates, P.C. have years of experience dealing with federal bail bonds, and will make sure the process is handled professionally, with the least amount of hassle.

If you are facing a federal bail bond, contact Paul D. Petrus & Associates, P.C.
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Federal Property Crimes

If one or more of these crimes were practiced in a federal building, facility or property it qualifies as a federal crime. Post-Offices, military parks, military buildings and/or facilities are few examples of federal properties. When charged with a federal property crime, it is possible that you could face state charges in addition to your federal charges. Because of these particularities and the strictness of the federal laws regarding property crimes, you will need an experienced and knowledgeable attorney for your defense.

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