Law Offices Of Misty Delgado

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Law Offices of Misty Delgado provides Lawyers, Divorce Planning, Family Law, Child Custody Attorney services in the area

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Phone: (401) 203-3039

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Phone: (401) 572-1464

Address: 127 Dorrance St, Providence, RI 02903

Website: http://www.josephlamy.com

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Criminal Defense
I appreciate the fact that people are busy, and it takes time to find a qualified criminal defense attorney, and I thank you for reviewing my site and learning all you can about myself and Millea Law Offices.
DUI/DWI
DWI/DUI and Refusal to Submit to a Chemical Test are covered by Rhode Island General Laws Â§ 31-27-2 Driving under influence of liquor or drugs and Â§ 31-27-2.1 Refusal to submit to chemical test. The statutes outline not only the elements which need to be proven by either the State of Rhode Island or an individual city or town in order to effectuate either a conviction for DWI/DUI or to sustain a charge of refusal to submit to a chemical test. What does that mean? In order to properly understand what it means to be charged with either DWI/DUI or refusal to submit to a chemical test in Rhode Island, a motorist must understand what is at stake with both statutes. Letâ€™s start with DWI/DUI.
Traffic Violations
Whether you have been stopped for speeding, lane roadway violations, obedience to traffic devices, axle restriction and weight limit violations, and other motor vehicle offenses in Rhode Island, there is only one phone call that you should make. Contact Christopher Millea and the Millea Law offices either by telephone at 401.453.4000 or by simply submitting your information via this website. His office has extensive experience in defending motoristâ€™s rights at the Rhode Island Traffic Tribunal.
Sex Crimes
I am proud to say that I am a true Rhode Island criminal defense attorney, having lived in RI my whole life. I started my law career at the Office of the Public Defender in Providence, RI, where I worked as an Assistant Public Defender for over seven and one-half (7 1/2) years. During my tenure there, I handled criminal matters in all four counties of RI, ranging from misdemeanor offenses such as disorderly conduct, assault, possession of marijuana, and DWI/DUI amongst many others, to serious felony offenses, such as possession of cocaine/heroin, delivery of controlled substances, ADW, Breaking and Entering, robbery, sex offenses, and murder. I have real trial experience in ALL of these types of cases, as well as experience dealing with violations of probation, both in District Court and Superior Court in all divisions and counties.
Robbery
Misdemeanors
Most importantly, a client must understand that DWI/DUI in Rhode Island is a misdemeanor offense. By statute and definition that means a criminal offense punishable by up to one year in jail or a fine of up to $1000, or both. In addition to those penalties, DWI/DUI is unique because it allows the court to suspend the driverâ€™s license of any person convicted of DWI/DUI. These penalties differ with each individual case. Â§ 31-27-2 Driving under influence of liquor or drugsspells out all of the elements that need to be proven and the penalties based on the level of intoxication of a driver. Also taken into account by a judge will be the criminal record of a driver, if any, and any driving offenses occurring prior to the arrest. Most importantly, the prosecution and the judge will be looking to see if a motorist has any prior alcohol-related offenses in the prior five years. If a motorist that does have a prior alcohol-related offense, DWI/DUI, or refusal in the prior five years, the penalties will be increased according to statute.
Drug Crimes
Assault
Murder

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