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Using Adversity

04/03/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

The more we’re challenged, the better we become. What doesn’t kill us, makes us stronger. Failure brings success. All of these have the same theme. Why then do we groan at challenge, stress, and failure? Welcome the difficult, the query, the obstacle, the error. When you’ve made a mistake, invest in it, learn from it, use it to make your… Read More

Let others think for you?

03/16/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

If you do the research, the pondering, and the deciding, you own the result: good or bad. If good, you earn the confidence, the esteem that comes with it. If bad or wrong, you own that too, and you learn and grow from the experience, unlikely to make the same error again. If someone else has decided for you, right… Read More

DUI and Mistakes

03/03/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

Mistakes in our lives are inevitable. We can all agree to this principle. Learning from them and making the most of the experience is not. Limiting the damage of them is not. But both of these tenets must be goals once the mistake has been made. Only you can choose the right attorney, and only you can choose not to… Read More

DUI: Deserving? or the real question

03/03/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

Clients almost always start with: did they deserve the DUI they received.. That may be a soul searching question, but it’s not the question they should be asking, because it won’t bring the right answer. The correct and timely question is: Did the police do everything that is required of them under the law, in the right way, and if… Read More

DUI? What now?

03/03/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

Refusal: a Good or Bad Idea?

02/16/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

With the speed of electronic warrants, manageable within minutes, and the immediate availability of phlebotomists (persons certified to draw blood), it makes little sense to refuse. Refusals carry a significant penalty on the license, multiplying the number of months of revocation, and in a very high percentage of the cases, law enforcement gets what they wanted and needed for the… Read More

A DUI From Your Prescribed Medications?

01/30/201303/08/2017 Kelly Cardon

If, due to the prescribed medication or alcohol, the driver is “too impaired to safely operate a vehicle” because of either or the combination of both, the prosecution can establish a basis for DUI conviction. The prosecution, however, must show both the impairment level and the causative link between that impairment and the the substances in order to prove their… Read More

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Using Adversity

Let others think for you?

DUI and Mistakes

DUI: Deserving? or the real question

DUI? What now?

Refusal: a Good or Bad Idea?

A DUI From Your Prescribed Medications?

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