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Frequently Asked Questions:  DUI Offenses in Gilbert

Is there any way to avoid jail time in a DUI case?

If you plead guilty to the charge, you still will be spending some amount of time in jail, no matter if you get probation or alternative sentencing.  The most likely way to avoid jail time is to fight the charge and plead "not guilty".  With a review of the evidence against you, a DUI defense lawyer from the Knowles Law Firm can advise you regarding your plea and your desire to avoid jail time and what can be done in your case.

What if I have an earlier DUI conviction on my criminal record?

If the earlier offense was within 7 years, you will be dealing with a tougher legal situation.  Judges do not look kindly on "repeat offenders" and Arizona lawmakers have increased the penalties for those in this category.  It is vital that you get legal representation at once if this is your situation to fight to avoid the consequences of a conviction.

What is aggravated DUI?

This is a serious felony charge that is filed under certain conditions.  If you were found to be DUI and were driving with a suspended or revoked license you will be charged with this criminal offense.  Other circumstances that can result in an aggravated DUI offense include DUI with a child under 15 in the vehicle, or a 3rd DUI conviction within 7 years.  This is a very serious charge and should be immediately addressed with a strong defense from the Knowles Law Firm.

Will I lose my driver's license?

Every person who is convicted of DUI faces license suspension for a period of time.  In a first DUI conviction you will likely have a suspended driver's license for a period of 90 days.  If you hope to avoid this problem, you need to act quickly, as an MVD hearing must be scheduled within 15 days of the arrest if you hope to contest the suspension.

What can the firm help me with related to a DUI offense?

The legal team at the firm assists clients facing any of the following DUI offenses:

Contact a Gilbert DUI Defense Attorney from the Knowles Law Firm without delay if you have been arrested and charged with any type of DUI offense in the Gilbert area.

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