Glen Burnie DWI Lawyer Discusses The Benefits of Probation Before Judgment In Maryland DWI Cases

http://www.jimenogray.com The Maryland DWI defense attorneys of Jimeno & Gray explain what a PBJ is in relation to your drinking and driving case, as well as the difference between being found guilty and being convicted of a DUI. Watch this video clip to learn more. A PBJ stands for probation before judgment, which means that although you are found guilty of drinking and driving, you are not convicted. Being found guilty of something and being convicted of something are extremely different, especially when you are talking about a drinking and driving offense. If you are convicted of a DUI in Maryland, it will appear on the administrative portion of your driving record, which allows your insurance company and future employers to see the offense. If you receive the benefit of probation before judgment, this goes on a separate driving record that other people can’t see, and it does not carry the 8-12 points like a conviction does. In order to have a chance of getting a PBJ, you need to hire the skilled Maryland criminal defense attorneys of Jimeno & Gray. Call us to schedule a free, no-obligation legal consultation at (888) 903-5514, or you can email us via our online contact form. You can also order our FREE DWI book, which will help explain the legal process to you. This book is available as a free download at http://www.jimenogray.com.