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Prosecutors take drunk driving cases very seriously in New Hampshire. The operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs is a criminal offense. An individual can be prosecuted with or without any direct evidence of a person's blood alcohol content. The key issue in a NH drunk driving case is whether a person's ability to drive has been impaired.
Although most cases do not have to go all the way to trial, we take every case with the attitude that we will go to trial if necessary to avoid a wrongful DUI conviction. This means that prosecutors don’t expect us to plead guilty – and we don’t. If you have been accused of DUI, this means that we enter a “not guilty” plea on your behalf and then do everything possible within the law to get that settlement or verdict – Not Guilty!
Before you decide to just plead guilty and “get it over with,” please give us a call to at least discuss your rights and all your options. It doesn’t cost a dime to talk to us. Like most law firms, we offer a free initial consultation. This gives you a chance not only to meet us, but also to discuss your case and get all your questions answered by an attorney who has experience defending cases like yours.
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