Q: I was sentenced 5 years informal probation for dui. want to do the jail time instead I go to jail in a week,Next step?
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A: Hi. This a good question. You have the right to deny probation and do custody instead. However, if you're already on probation that means you've already been sentenced. You need to consult a local DUI attorney about withdrawing your plea or being re-sentenced. Best of luck.
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I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here's a brief guide:
1. Consult an attorney: Speak with a criminal law or DUI attorney about your preference to serve jail time instead of probation. They can provide specific advice based on your case and help you navigate the legal process.
2. Inform your attorney: Let your attorney know about your decision to serve jail time. They will assist you in taking the necessary steps and making appropriate arrangements.
3. Follow legal procedures: Work closely with your attorney and cooperate with the legal authorities involved. They will ensure that the correct procedures are followed and your rights are protected.
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