Richard J. Emhof DUI/DWI Law Blog on Lawyers.com

According to the Associated Press, former Kentucky Wildcat basketball coach Billy Gillispie has pleaded guilty to DUI in Anderson County, KY on 11/2/09.  This would seem to be the latest high-profile DUI case to be resolved in the U.S.

These cases go to prove that there is no demographic profile of the DUI offender.  Drunk driving offenses, unlike some other criminal offenses, are committed by people from all walks of life.  People with all types of occupations, income levels, ages, family situations, and ethnicities have been known to be arrested for DUI.  Some of these people have drug or alcohol addiction problems; some do not and simply made a bad decision.  Still others have been falsely arrested and are not guilty at all.  Most are otherwise law-abiding, productive members of their communities.

As an experienced Pennsylvania DUI Attorney, Richard J. Emhof understands that most of those arrested for DUI in Pennsylvania did not set out to break the law and are not what would be considered “hardened criminals.”  He focuses on reaching the best possible resolution for the interests of each and every client, to allow them to maintain their employment, driving privileges, and piece of mind.  The initial consultation is free of charge.  Contact us today online or call 1-866-457-9957 to discuss your case.