North Slope Borough, Alaska DUI attorney, Fred Slone
| Firm Name: | KASMAR AND SLONE, P.C. |
| Address: | 3003 Minnesota Drive, Suite 301 Anchorage, Alaska 99503 |
| Office #: | 1-800-DWI-LAWS (1-800-394-5297) |
Figuring out what to do after your North Slope Borough DUI arrest can be confusing. There are a lot of lawyers out there who claim to know how to help you fight your Alaska DUI case. But after a DUI in Alaska, what you really need is an attorney who understands the complexities and the science behind Alaska DUI laws. Fred Slone has more than two decades of experience fighting DUI cases in North Slope Borough. His firm focuses the majority of its work on DUI defense. Talk to him today about your specific case.
WARNING: Some general practice lawyers will take your case, but have no intention of fighting it. They are likely to just plead out your case, which means you will be convicted of a DUI. Before you choose an attorney who is just going to take the first deal he or she is offered, speak with experienced Alaska DUI lawyer Fred Slone. He knows the Alaska court system and will fight for justice in your case.
Do you know what the punishments are for a North Slope Borough DUI conviction? Don’t think that if you have a clean record, that means you are going to be let off the hook. Even first-time offenders pay the price if they are convicted of an Alaska DUI. In fact, in Alaska, according to Alaska DUI laws, first time offenders can go to jail if convicted. If you are a habitual offender, prison sentences for a DUI conviction are very long! Besides fines, alcohol education classes, and losing your car insurance, you could lose your driver's license as well.
If your license has been suspended, you should speak with Fred Slone right away. In Alaska, you will lose your license immediately if you don’t make a request for a hearing with the DMV within SEVEN DAYS. In order to find out more, talk to Fred Slone. He can advise you how to get your license back so you can get to work or school.
No doubt losing your freedom and your license are consequences that are extremely severe. Right now, the best thing you can do to combat your Alaska DUI charges is to get a skilled lawyer working for you. Not sure exactly what kind of defense you have? DUI lawyer Fred Slone will evaluate your case free of charge.
A skilled lawyer like Fred Slone will give you all the facts about Alaska DUI laws and what they mean for your specific case. Did you know that even before you were pulled over, you consented to a chemical test of your alcohol level? This is what is called implied consent. Once you are driving in Alaska, it is assumed that you understand that a police office will test you for alcohol if the officer believes you may be intoxicated. If you refuse to take a blood or breath test, that evidence could be used against you in court. Talk to North Slope Borough DUI lawyer Fred Slone if you refused a chemical test, or if you took the test and your BAC was above the legal limit. There are defenses for whatever decision you made at the time of your arrest.
Fred Slone has been working DUI cases for 25 years. Understanding every angle of a DUI case has made Fred Slone into a star DUI defense attorney. In addition to experience, Fred Slone also makes sure to keep up to date on the latest technology and science behind DUI defense. He is a member of the National College for DUI Defense. Now Fred Slone is available to help you.
There are so many reasons that it is NECESSARY to get an experienced DUI lawyer working for you. Take a moment to consider this: If you are convicted of an Alaska DUI, your life will take a serious turn for the worse. Without a driver’s license, your job and your family will suffer. You could be hit with big time fines. You may even end up in jail. These are things that should be taken seriously. But whether this is your first DUI or you are a repeat offender, you do have the chance to escape many of these punishments. How? Take the time to talk with skilled DUI lawyer Fred Slone right away. He understands your plight and will sympathize with the fact that this was a something you never thought could happen to you. Most of all a knowledgeable North Slope Borough DUI lawyer like Fred Slone can build you a strong defense.
Membership
- National College for DUI Defense;
- National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers;
- Alaska Academy of Trial Lawyers;
- American Trial Lawyers Association
Advanced Level DUI Training Programs
- U.S. DOT Student Course for DWI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Course (Las Vegas, NV, 2002).
- National College For DUI Defense Intensive Summer Session at Cambridge, MA (1997, 2003).
- Datamaster Training Seminar (Chicago, 2004).
- Factory Operator Training for Datamaster Breath Alcohol Testing (Mansfield, Ohio, 2005).
- National College For DUI Defense Winter Session (Kauai 2001, New Orleans 2005).
- Mastering Scientific Evidence in DWI/DUI Cases (Atlanta 1994, Atlanta 2004, Dallas 2005).
Why should you hire me?
"If you’re facing an Alaska DUI charge, you need an experienced, aggressive defense lawyer fighting for your rights. I have earned my reputation as a premier DUI defense lawyer the old-fashioned way - through hard work and commitment to your needs and best interests. Alaska’s DUI laws have become increasingly tough over the years. Our tough Alaska drunk driving laws require a tough and seasoned DUI defense attorney to give you the best chance possible of successfully defending your case. At Kasmar and Slone, we pride ourselves in reviewing and investigating every piece of the state’s evidence, to uncover mistakes and violations that we can attack and exploit to obtain the best possible resolution of your drinking and driving case. Very simply, we’ll fight for you in your Alaska DUI case - that’s what our reputation is based on."
Alaska Court Information and Locations
Alaska DUI attorney Frederick T. Slone is admitted to practice in all Alaska State Courts; United States District Court for the District of Alaska; United States Supreme Court.
Mr. Slone most frequently helps clients in the following courts: Anchorage, Palmer, Seward, Kenai, Homer, Unalaska, Southeast, Bethel, and other courts throughout Alaska.