TIPS- What to do if pulled over for a DUI- Criminal Attorney Adam Feldman Explains
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
- - Hi everyone Adam Feldman with the Feldman Law Firm. Thanks for hanging out today. I'm here to answer the question "What to do if you are pulled over for a DUI?" There are tons of videos out there that can tell you what to do, everything from don't take field sobriety tests, don't blow in the hand-held device, contact your attorney, this is all excellent advice but there are some other tips and techniques that you might want to employ that you really haven't heard of. And the biggest thing that I hear is "Well, is there anything that I can proactively and defensively do prior to actually being stopped?" And the answer is absolutely. So the first thing is this, you see those lights behind you, you know there are going to be two automatic questions from the officer, license and registration. Alright, so the best thing you can do is get those out and ready for the police officer before he even gets to the car. That way you can crack the window when he gets there and hand those things to him upon request. Because one of the things that you're going to see every time in every single police report is an officer saying, "I asked for the license and registration and the person was slow to get it, or he was fumbling through his dash or wallet." Or sometimes a lot of people don't even know where their registration is and while that might be embarrassing to hear, it's true. A lot of people don't know where their registration is so you're flipping through your glove department and you can't find it. Well they're going to include that in their report to basically say that you were drunk. So always make sure that before you even come to a stop, obviously doing this safely, get your license and get your registration out so you are giving them less ammunition. That's the first thing, the second thing is crack your window, don't open it all the way down. Why would you do that? Well most people will think I want to bring the window all the way down so I can talk to the police officer. Don't do it. Crack the window just enough to talk to the police officer so that he or she can hear you.
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Thank you for your tips. I wished I would've had this advice when I got mine. But truthfully the best way not to draw attention to yourself is "A" dont get behind the wheel after drinking. "B" don't speed, use your turn signals, wear your seatbelt etc. to not draw attention to yourself.
One of the best tips in to not answer questions. I've seen a video where the 'victim' of the police stop said "I don't answer questions". When asked "why not", the victim repeated "I don't answer questions"
Most attorneys advise don't start reaching around for documents until asked because if you do as this atty advises, it will raise the cop's suspicion that maybe you are reaching around for a weapon. Know where your documents are and reach for them only when the officer requests them.
So, I'm supposed to remember all this, while drunk, with an officer standing there?
Write the answers on your hand
@@BigSlim4 That sounds like great advice; you must be a lawyer!
I dont even drink and couldnt pass the test they give😂. Since I have a bad neck, back, legs and wear glasses, can someone just refuse to take them tests? I know I would fail every time I take it no matter what time of the day or night. I have never been in that situation, so I dont know what would happen if I refuse. If they could draw blood from the side of the road I would let them test that too😂.
Glove department?
What happens when the officer was harassing you by following you for sometime blinding you with his HID LED headlamps and just plain lies by saying that he smells alcohol on your breath only to later state In his report that alcohol was not smelled on my breath.?
Here’s the best /free advice from a non attorney…DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE in the first place!
Nancy, his secretary, is busy transcribing his video while he records his video.
That's annoying.
LMAO, they will just make you get out of the car if you don’t roll the window down. They don’t even need a reason, and can legally do it under Penn v. Mimms. These lawyers crack me up. Notice that none of them tell you what the retainer fee is and how much they get even if you’re found guilty. Lol.
Throughout the video you are typing while talking DON'T DO IT. IT IS ILL-MANNERED.