Last night I went to the WLBT studios and appeared on "Law
Call," a live call-in show hosted by my friends Rocky Wilkins and
Tim Porter, and my new friend Tamika Smith. Every show
highlights one call-in topic. I went to law school with
Rocky, and I go to church with Tim, and they asked me to come down
and discuss one of my favorite subjects, DUI in Mississippi. The
live calls were intelligent and timely, and we were able to touch
on some great topics, including: Can you expunge a DUI in
Mississippi (if you got it when you were over 21 you can't [1]) The
four different types of DUIs in Mississippi Collateral Consequences
of a Criminal Conviction [2] Hardship Licenses [3] What to look for
in a good DUI attorney, and how much you might be expected to pay
As we discussed, a good DUI attorney will spend 50% of the time
spent on your case actually working on and trying your case.
The other 50% is spent educating you on the process, debunking
myths that are out there about DUI, and making certain that you
always know what is going on with your case. I've been on TV before
(when you come see me ask me about Bob Barker and The Price is
Right), but I'm always fascinated with how TV shows are produced,
and it is exciting to be in a TV studio. I had a great time,
and I hope we were able to put some good information out
there. I was told the telephone lines were lit up, and some
people didn't get to ask their questions in our limited 30-minute
show. If that is you call me at my office at 601-991-1099
[4], and I'll be glad to help you. [1]
http://mississippicriminaldefenseblog.com/2009/11/04/mississippi-dui-expungement/
[2]
http://mississippicriminaldefenseblog.com/2010/04/13/collateral-consequences-of-a-criminal-conviction-in-mississippi/
[3]
http://mississippicriminaldefenseblog.com/2009/10/09/mississippi-hardship-license/
[4] http://mississippicriminaldefenseblog.com/
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