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Sacramento DUI Arraignment

The criminal court process for a Sacramento DUI differs depending on whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or felony.  A misdemeanor Sacramento DUI arrest will likely result in over night detainment in the local jail facility and release on your own recognizance (a promise that you will appear in court for the arraignment.)  Your first court appearance will be listed on the citation issued to you on release from your Sacramento DUI arrest.  This appearance is mandatory.  Failure to appear at the date written on the citation issued to you the night of your Sacramento DUI arrest will result in serious consequences.

In most cases a qualified Sacramento DUI attorney can make all court appearances on your behalf.  You may never have to appear in court.  In addition a competent Sacramento DUI Lawyer can assist you in making sure that you get the minimum sentencing for your circumstances and potentially have your case dismissed.

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Sacramento DUI Trial

While most Sacramento DUI cases come to a favorable disposition prior to going to trial, there may be a strong reason to take your case to trial.  You should consult an experienced Sacramento DUI attorney prior to making this often costly decision, but it may work well to your advantage.  Contact our Sacramento DUI Law Firm today to find out the most likely outcome of your case and what to expect if your case should go to trial.

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