Testifying In Court
Few people are truly comfortable in a courtroom, especially if they are on the witness stand. But you may be forced into a court room setting if you are arrested and charged with a crime such as DUI. In DUI cases, your courtroom behavior and demeanor can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. It is important to work with a defense attorney you can trust to fight for you and who can help you to prepare for your appearance.
If you are facing DUI charges, an experienced and committed defense lawyer can be instrumental in ensuring that your case is properly presented. No criminal charge is as simple as it may appear, and a qualified DUI defense attorney will help you to identify any potential weaknesses or problems in the case against you. Please contact Rhode Island DUI defense attorney, James Powderly, by calling 401-662-9006.
Things to Bear In Mind for Court
From the moment you walk into the courtroom, people are forming an opinion of you and are observing how you carry yourself and how that reflects on your case. It is important to maintain a confident but respectful demeanor at all times during a trial. Even if you are on the witness stand, these two qualities can speak volumes to the judge and jury. The following guidelines are important to consider while you are in the courtroom.
- Dress well
- Be respectful
- Be confident
- Be as honest as possible without offering self-incriminating testimony
- Trust your attorney
Contact Us
In the courtroom, you defense lawyer is your most important ally. Contact Rhode Island DUI defense attorney, James Powderly, by calling 401-662-9006 today if you have been arrested and charged with DUI or similar offenses.
