Dallas, TX -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/23/2010 -- Broden & Mickelsen represent clients in Dallas and surrounding areas in driving while intoxicated “DWI” or driving under the influence “DUI” claims. They have updated their website and are announcing the website changes. They have enjoyed a tremendous ratio of wins and dismissals in this area and are now beginning to get the word out about this ratio of victories and explain why they are widely regarded as some of the best criminal lawyers in Dallas.

DWI is a state crime and is thus defended in a state criminal court. Thus, you want to hire a dwi attorney who is experienced and has a strong history of success in state criminal courts. The Broden and Mickelsen law firm has tremendous success at these levels. There are many reasons to choose Broden & Mickelsen among the large group of dwi attorneys available.

The first main differentiator between Broden & Mickelsen and other dwi lawyers is that they represent clients in the Administrative Law Court. This is the court that determines the suspension of drivers licenses. It is rare to find another dwi lawyer that includes this service in their fee. This gives the client an extra chance to keep his license, and even if defeated at the Administrative Law Court, the attorney is able to cross-examine the arresting police officer to gather intelligence on the state's case in the event of a DWI trial in criminal court. If unsuccessful, then the fee still includes securing the client an occupational license which allows for 12 hours per day of driving.

There is considerable information regarding a dui charge that should be read on a website. For example,

Despite the widespread knowledge that people should not submit to a breathalyzer test, or any field sobriety test, most people do so. In this case, these dwi lawyers will review videos of these field sobriety tests to determine the likelihood of winning at a trial. If a case goes to trial, the jury will base their decisions largely on what they see in these videos, as opposed to what the arresting officer says.

The client can either decide to go to trial or not to go to trial. If the client decides not to go to trial, he will likely enter a plea for a lesser offense. It is rare that clients are advised to accept a plea in a dwi case. In most cases, even if found guilty, the penalty would not be any worse than if they had accepted a plea.

Broden and Mickelsen have been defending DWI cases for many years. They have an impressive record in these types of cases. There are many appellate cases they have been published as far back as 1993, and can be found at http://www.brodenmickelsen.com/appellate.html.

To read more information about DWI, DWI cases, or to learn more about how the Broden Mickelsen Law Firm can do for you, please visit us at http://www.brodenmickelsen.com/.
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