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Pleas Deemed Unconstitutional By Some

Whenever I take on a DUI case, I assume we are going to trial and do everything I can to beat it. In fact, as a drinking and driving defense attorney, I love trial. But the reality is. most cases are resolved via plea deals. The prosecutors know I like trial and are often willing to work out a favorable plea deal for my clients. However, some are now questioning whether plea deals are Constitutional. The following article discusses this very issue. If you are dealing with a drunk driving charge, call our criminal defense firm to discuss your case with an experienced lawyer.

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