BRE LAW, LLC
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
You should hire an attorney when you are facing criminal charges so that you will be fully aware of your defense options. Building a defense case consists of gathering evidence, conducting interviews with witnesses and making persuasive arguments before a prosecutor or judge.
When you hire an attorney, you will have an advocate to do the work that is needed to build a solid defense for your case. Our legal team at BRE Law, LLC, consists of experienced advocators for people targeted with criminal charges and bench warrant recalls. With our skillful representation, you may be able to avoid an immediate arrest or harsh penalties after an arrest in Georgia.
An alternative for first-time offenders is a pretrial diversion program. To negotiate a pretrial diversion you will need a dedicated, knowledgeable lawyer at your defense. Attorney BRE has experience successfully negotiating a pretrial diversion program for people charged with crimes.
A pretrial diversion program may be granted before a trial is set to begin and you will have to fulfill certain conditions in order to avoid trial. As your legal counsel, Attorney BRE will advocate for you, and you will be able to remain in contact with her while you fulfill the conditions for your pretrial diversion program.
Traditionally, if the conditions are met, your charges will be dismissed.
If the court grants you probation, it is typically a period of 12 months depending on your charge and the circumstances regarding your case. Your diversionary program may include one of the following courses of action:
- If you have been charged with domestic violence assault, you may have to take anger management courses or family violence intervention program.
- If you have been charged with theft, you may have to take a values clarification course or a shoplifting course.
- In a DUI case, you will have to take a safety course and complete an alcohol and drug evaluation and community service.
When you complete a probationary period, the court may agree to expunge or restrict your record as if you do not have a prior conviction.
If you do not have a prior conviction DUI cases will NOT be restricted.
If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in the state of Georgia some defenses may include attacking the Standard Field and Sobriety Test that were performed on the scene. You should contact a lawyer to handle your defense as soon as possible.
You should contact a lawyer to handle your defense as soon as possible.
Attorney BRE is prepared to investigate and review your case to help you determine your best options for a resolution.