Oklahoma DUI Community Service
Community service is one potential punishment that can serve as an alternative to a conviction or part of a sentence for a DUI charge in Oklahoma. It is a way for the person to give back to their community. In Oklahoma County, the Community Service Program works with judges to organize these acts of community service.
Who Decides If Community Service Hours Are Required?
It is usually decided by the judge and can be recommended by the prosecutor. Community service can potentially help reduce jail time when it comes to sentencing. It is considered a more productive method of rehabilitation than jail time. Community service is often included to lessen the other components of the sentence.
Community service is better for the taxpayers than jail time. Jail time is expensive for the state, while community service is a way to directly benefit the community that was impacted. It is also often a much more positive experience for the offenders, as it gives them a chance to redeem themselves by volunteering their time to meaningful causes.
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Is Community Service Possible for Me?
Being assigned community service is usually a much more preferable solution than a DUI conviction on your permanent record or returning to jail.
If you are concerned about being convicted of a DUI charge and attending community service, there are many proactive measures that you can be taking right now that can potentially help you get your DUI charge dismissed or reduced.
At the Hunsucker Legal Group, we have a track record of winning what seem unwinnable DUI cases. Read through our example DUI case wins and reviews and then schedule a free, no-obligation case evaluation online.
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INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AS A LEADER IN THE FIELD OF DUI DEFENSE John Hunsucker, The Only Board Certified DUI Defense Attorney in Oklahoma City By The National College Of DUI DefenseAs a leading authority in Oklahoma DUI defense, John and the Hunsucker Legal Group have argued successfully to the Oklahoma Appellate Courts several issues relating to drivers license issues that resulted in thousands of clients having their license returned without any license revocation.
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FIGHT FOR YOUR LICENSE Brian Morton, Former Assistant General Counsel for the Oklahoma Department of Public SafetyFocused solely on Driver’s License Defense, he fights tirelessly for the rights of our clients, using his unique perspective and expertise to secure the best possible outcomes. His in-depth knowledge of DUI law, including implied consent and prosecutorial tactics, makes him an invaluable asset to your case.
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