DUI STAY TIME
Certain misdemeanors will stay on your criminal record for life and DUI is one of them. Having a criminal record for life means that employers, landlords, and others will be able to see that you have a DUI on your record.
Because a DUI stays on your record for life, pleading guilty to a DUI may have negative impacts on your employment, housing, your reputation, and other aspects of life. Employers often run background checks that will show your criminal history. While some jobs and industries may be understanding, others may not and choose not to consider you as a candidate after seeing a DUI conviction on your record. If you are currently employed, there may be consequences to receiving a DUI as well. Some employers subject their employees to automatic termination upon any criminal conviction and may or may not choose to continue to employ the individual after receiving a DUI. Receiving a DUI can be costly and time-consuming. After receiving a DUI, you may have to miss work for court dates and programs that are required. There are many factors that should be considered before pleading guilty to a DUI.
Because a DUI will stay on your record for life, it is essential to contact a qualified attorney who can help with each step of the process. Philip Clark understands the seriousness of DUI charge and the potential impact it could have. Philip Clark retired from the Metro Nashville Police Department and has extensive knowledge of the many rules and regulations that officers are required to follow when arresting a person for driving under the influence. Philip Clark has the expertise that you need to help you decide the best options for your case after being arrested for a DUI.
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