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Waiting for a prosecutor’s offer may put important defense steps at risk. Jury demands, motions, and other filings have requirements and deadlines, so speaking with an attorney early helps preserve your options.
Some people consider waiting to see what a prosecutor offers before deciding whether to hire an attorney. An OVI case can require action before that point.
Jury demands and motions challenging the stop or investigation must be filed properly and within the applicable deadlines. Representing yourself does not remove those requirements.
Early advice allows an attorney to evaluate the case, identify necessary filings, and protect the opportunity to present a defense before a plea decision is made.
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