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Protecting Your Future: DUI Motions in Limine & Immigration

Meta Description: A Critical Guide For non-citizens facing a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charge in Alabama, the stakes extend far beyond local court penalties. A conviction can trigger severe immigration consequences, including deportation or denial of naturalization. This post explores the essential pre-trial strategy known as a Motion in Limine—a powerful tool used by […]

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Protecting Your Immigration Status

Focus on Immigration Consequences of an Alabama DUI An arrest for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) in Alabama is not merely a state criminal matter for non-U.S. citizens. For visa holders, green card holders, and others, the criminal process—starting with the bail hearing—can trigger immediate and severe federal immigration consequences, including detention and denial of

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