Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Alabama | Child Abuse


 Child Abuse
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Here at starlaw.us the lawyers take all cases into consideration. There is no shame or crime “bad” enough that we will not defend. With that said, Child Abuse is a serious crime with serious consequences. You must be aware of severity of the situation and punishment that may ensue. 

Our lawyers will stand up for you in court and demand that a fair trial and justice be met. Everyone deserves a future no matter what they have done, and they will use their expertise to challenge the state’s allegations because they know the tactics used by prosecutors.

Child Abuse convictions may result in:
  1. Prison time
  2. Mandatory Aids testing
  3. Prohibition against being alone with minors
  4. Probation or parole
  5. Significant Fines 
starlaw.us is here at your side to help you. These charges should not be taken lightly and should be over viewed by an attorney immediately contact a representative they will help you immediately. This may be a very tough time for you, but with our help your future may be looking brighter.


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Alabama | Driving Under the Influence


 Driving Under the Influence
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In life, there are many times when we make poor judgment calls and end up in situations that we wish we were not in but don’t see a way out. Drunk driving is a serious offense in Alabama but you should have to spend your whole life making up for one mistake. The defense attorneys at starlaw.us recognize the gravity of a DUI charge and know it may not have been entirely your fault, or any fault of yours at all. Breathalyzers, blood testing, BAC testing are never 100% reliable. If you would like to fight the state and potentially save your drivers license, contact a lawyer on starlaw.us and they will schedule a free session to analyze your case at a reasonable and low cost.


The DUI lawyers on starlaw.us Have spent many years defending DWI/DUI they have taken on over a thousand drunk driving cases including fatal accidents. we have achieved almost perfect success in every trial. the lawyers commentated on news channels including but not limited to FOX, CNN, and Good Morning America. The lawyers are determined to help you move on and over this bump in the road with expert insight into the laws and statutes enacted in Alabama.

Further Actions
Once a DUI has been issued, there are two separate proceedings that you need to be aware of. One is the criminal case where you will be assigned a court date and will need to plea and answer to your charges while the other is a DMV hearing to discuss the status and possible revoking of your license. Nobody wants to enter these meetings alone, and in fact if you have a defense lawyer they may show up in place of you in court if the charge is just a misdemeanor. This saves you the time and unease of having to stand before a court pleading your case. 

Your lawyer will have all information necessary for you such as lab reports, information on the condition of the Breathalyzer, any police reports, and whatever other information is available and will help your case. If no agreement is met between you and the prosecutor, you will have the option to attend a bench trial where you will appear before a judge. In this case, you may plead and be found Not Guilty!

Did You Know?

Police are no better than the average drinker at determining whether someone is or isn’t drunk. They do get it wrong half of the time and in these cases it is clearly not the driver’s fault.

Police must follow a specific protocol when it comes to roadside sobriety tests. Many times they do not follow these procedures and you can use this to your advantage when providing evidence in court.

It may sounds silly, but Breathalyzers are built to pick up readings for things such as heartburn, braces, and even old alcohol remnants in your mouth.

Contact
It’s so important to have a defense attorney by your side when fighting any case especially a DUI charge. There are too many things that can go wrong and you shouldn’t take a chance on the rest of your life in jail, or the revoking of your license. There are ways to fight these things contact a lawyer on starlaw.us. Don’t just plead guilty to a crime that you may have not committed.  


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Saturday, February 27, 2016

Alabama | Penalties Drunk Driving

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Getting caught while driving drunk can have a huge negative impact on your life. This is one decision that can easily make your life harder for a long time to come, although at the time, it may not have seemed like a big deal at all. When you are charged with drunk driving, it is important to get a hold of the right professionals as soon as possible. Very few are successful with defending themselves in these cases, but with the right counsel behind you, it becomes so much easier to get your charges lessened so you can go on with your life.

The Penalties of DUI

The penalties of drunk driving can be far reaching. Sometimes the penalties are going to vary based on whether other misdemeanors were going on, such as speeding or reckless driving, or whether or not this was your first time driving drunk. Even if this is your first drunk driving incident, the penalties are going to be far reaching and can have a lot of impact on your life.

To start, you are going to have to deal with paying some hefty fines. Courts do not look favorably on drunk driving and the amount that you pay can vary greatly depending on the situation. Either way, this can be a large amount of money out of your pocket you will need to deal with.

Jail time is possible, ranging from just a short bit to a whole year. This is a long part of your life that can disrupt your social interactions and can make you lose your job. Finding a job after one of these incidences becomes impossible so it is best to get the right help so you can lessen the charges and perhaps keep going with a lower penalty.

And finally, you are going to carry around a record. This is true whether you get your driving privileges taken away or not. Many employers do not want to hire someone with a record, and how are you going to get to work without being able to drive? This can make life a lot more difficult. With the right legal team on your side, you may be able to avoid some of these penalties so your life isn’t disrupted as much from one mistake.

Possible Defense

A criminal lawyer will be able to work with you to find the right defense that works with your needs. This is going to vary depending on the situation, but there are a few things that they are going to try out.

First, many criminal lawyers are going to consider the validity of the breathalyzer test if this was used. The breathalyzer is often used, but very few police officers have the proper training to use it and many times this test can be wrong. If the primary form of evidence against you is this test, we may be able to bring it into question and get some of the penalties dropped.

Plea bargains are also an option if the situation is severe. While these are not going to get you off completely free, they are a whole lot better than getting the maximum sentence. A good criminal lawyer will speak for you in the plea bargain, help you understand what is going on in the process, and will get you the best deal possible. They will also be at all the court proceedings to ensure that all the proper rules are followed so you aren’t getting penalized for something that is the courts fault.


Being charged with drunk driving can be a scary experience. Make sure you have the right criminal lawyers on your side from the start to increase your chances of getting life back on track. 

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