264) Will Attending AA / NA Meetings Help my Case? ~ #HaberPA Miami Criminal Defense DUI Law
Channel: Michael Haber
Date: 2018-10-08

“Will Attending AA / NA Meetings Help my Case?”

I’m gonna go on record and say that if alcohol or controlled substances have anything - whatsoever - to do with your case, then your provable and voluntary regular attendance at either AA or NA meetings can’t hurt you.

That said in the end it may not wind up helping you, but it can’t hurt either.  Why?  Because if you’re Court Ordered to do something then you’re expected to do it, without fail or excuse.

But, when you’re not Court Ordered, when you voluntarily act in your own self-interest, when your behavior evidences a dedicated and heartfelt desire to improve and to better yourself, well, the you’ve armed your lawyer with something positive to argue on your behalf.

There’s a lot of truth to the adage that “Actions speak louder than words”, and voluntary regular attendance at either AA or NA meetings, especially over a period of time, and most especially when it’s difficult or inconvenient to do so, are actions that speaks volumes.

Take the case of a DUI, where you’re driving privilege has been revoked.  If you can prove to the Court that over a significant period of time you religiously rode your bike, or took the bus or got rides or walked to AA or NA meeting 5 times a week, then you have proved a commitment to the Court that words alone could never convey.  And that sacrifice, apart from benefitting you personally, could very well be the difference maker at your sentencing hearing. 

Thank you for your question.  I appreciate your having asked it.  Please remember that at #HaberPA it’s all about reasonable doubt! 

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