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OWI Plymouth Michigan

If you have been charged with drinking and driving in Plymouth you probably received a ticket that reads Operating While Intoxicated (it is also possible that your ticket could read OWI High BAC .17 depending on your blood alcohol level.)

A DUI conviction can result in jail time, the loss of your license, lots of money, and time. Hiring an experienced and aggressive drunk driving lawyer can mean all the difference when it comes to keeping you out of jail and keeping you on the road. 

Aaron J. Boria has represented countless people accused of drunk driving and appears in front of all three judges at the 35th District Court on a regular basis – usually on multiple occasions in one week or even one day. 

Boria stays on top of the law and above his competition by attending field sobriety testing training and other advanced DUI courses. 

Call (734) 453-7806 to speak with the DUI lawyer that his clients have described as “Honestly I could say he’s the best! Highly recommend going to Mr. Boria!”

35th District Court

There are several different police jurisdictions within Plymouth and they are Plymouth City Police, Plymouth Police who serve the Township of Plymouth, the Wayne County Sheriff, and Michigan State Police.  

Regardless who arrested you, your case will be heard at the 35th District Court in Plymouth on Plymouth road. One of three judges will preside over your case: Judge Plakas, Judge Lowe, or Judge Gerou.

Each of the judges handle drinking and driving cases differently. All of the judges will likely order that you don’t drink alcohol while you are being accused of drunk driving. Judge Plakas however will often require that the person accused of DUI will be required to randomly test for alcohol while their case is pending. 

Boria prides himself on being familiar with the court, prosecutors, the judges and their procedures, so that our clients know what to expect before it happens when being accused of DUI. 

The court procedure for OWI in the 35th District Court is the same as any district court in the state. By Michigan Court Rule, the case will start with an arraignment and is followed by a pretrial. Depending on the direction of your case you will proceed to trial, sentencing, or a dismissal after the pretrial hearing.

OWI Plymouth Lawyer

There are three main areas to challenge an Operating While Intoxicated charge.

The first area is the stop. Police must have a legal reason to pull you over; they cannot just stop you because they feel like it. A bad stop could mean the dismissal of the charges against you. 

The second area to challenge an operating while intoxicated charge is the arrest. Even if the stop was legal but the arrest wasn’t then your case will be dismissed.

Finally, the last major area to challenge an OWI is the chemical testing which is usually performed at the Plymouth police station. If the testing wasn’t performed correctly then the results can be suppressed and if they are your case will be dismissed.

Even if the police properly stopped you, arrested you, and performed chemical testing properly for drinking and driving OWI lawyer Aaron J. Boria can still get you great results. 

Many of the cases we handle are hopeless. Our client clearly behaved in such a way that would lead the common person to believe that they violated the DUI laws. Still, we are usually able to save them hundreds if not thousands of dollars, keep their license, save them from points, and keep them out of jail

If you are facing a drinking and driving charge in Plymouth contact OWI lawyer Aaron J. Boria today (734) 453-7806.

Plymouth DUI Lawyer Results

There is a reason why other lawyers, court personal, medical professionals and even police officers turn to Aaron J. Boria when they or their loved ones are charged with drunk driving and that is because Plymouth criminal lawyer, Aaron J. Boria gets results other lawyers simply do not.

Our recent results at the 35th District Court on drinking and driving alone include

Not Guilty on OWVI

Multiple felony drunk driving offenses reduced to misdemeanors

OWI reduced to Reckless Driving

Multiple Super Drunk High BAC .17 cases reduced to Impaired driving

To date, no client of ours has ever gone to jail for a first offense or second offense conviction for drunk driving at the 35th District Court.

If you have been charged with drunk driving at the 35th District Court than you need the best DUI lawyer around, you need Aaron J. Boria (734) 453-7806.