In Arizona DUI Cases, you have the right to a trial by jury

There are many reasons why it is usually better to have a jury rather than a bench (or judge) trial in Arizona DUI cases. Besides it being a fundamental right, a jury may be better able to look at the facts from a fresh perspective (Judges see many DUI cases every day).

On the other hand, if there is a scientific or technical issue only, it is sometimes in your best interest to waive your right to a jury trial and let a Judge decide your guilt or innocence in your DUI case. You should only waive your right to a jury trial upon the advice of experienced DUI defense counsel after a complete investigation, which includes interviewing all of the witnesses and researching all potential legal issues.

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I want to personally invite you to contact me to discuss your Arizona DUI case. There is never any obligation, and most people tell me how much better and more secure they feel after we meet to discuss the options. Call me or fill out my consultation request form.

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"Stewart Bergman did an excellent job representing me in my case. He was attentive to my concerns and a superb listener. Many lawyers will disregard ideas and opinions of their clients beyond the basic facts of the case. Mr. Bergman was quite the opposite and integrated my input into the defense strategy. While my case was surely not the biggest he had, he put the necessary time and thought into it. Ultimately, Mr. Bergman made an appeal to the judge and was successful in getting the charges dropped, which other attorneys had assured me was not possible. Mr. Bergman’s effort and interest in my case made me feel less like a paycheck and more like a valued friend."

In Arizona DUI Cases, you have the right to a trial by jury

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