The PSI involves you providing background information about yourself and the facts surrounding the offense itself. One of the most important is to be thoroughly prepared to do well on the pre-sentence investigation, or PSI. Certain strategies must be employed to produce the best results possible.
The results in any criminal case aren’t random, nor do they just “appear” out of nowhere, or without reason. On the other hand, if someone goes to court on a possession of cocaine charge, and they whole thing is kept off their record and all they have to do is pay a fine, that’s a good result.
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Thus, if a person goes to court for a suspended license charge and gets locked up for 10 days, then that’s a bad result. Good or bad, that final outcome of any case, and what matters most, is the result. Throughout my various blog articles, I examine every aspect of criminal cases, from the moment of first police contact, to what happens at the first court date right up through the final outcome. In every criminal or DUI case, success is best measured by what does NOT happen to you. After all, DUI cases are just a kind of criminal case, anyway. In the Drunk Driving section of this site, we explored “ The Importance of the Voice of your Lawyer.” While there is no need to repeat what is posted there, that same concept of the lawyer as a persuader of opinion applies every bit as much to criminal cases as it does to DUI cases.
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