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<author>stayathomemom@rr.tampabay.com (Anon y mous)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>$2,500.00 dollars later I can only say that you are right...hiring a lawyer to represent you in a DWI case just to plead "no contest," when no civil case is pending, is stupid. It's also unethical on the part of the lawyer who is taking your money to do something it took me 15 minutes to learn how to do on the internet. My lawyer took my money knowing full well all he would really do is delay sentencing and I would spend more time without a license.</p>

<p>Buyer beware. Sometimes the courtroom is the last place you need a lawyer.</p>]]></description>
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<author>albekkenalaym@gmail.com (Ken)</author>
<description><![CDATA[<p>For anyone who has had a recent DWI- Myself and a few others have conducted our own investigation on " routine " so called - stops on susp.DWI's, it will blow your minds, for instance in Taylor TX, the police awaits various patrons, what we found distrubing is they have a tow-truck driver sitting alongside them. We video-taped citizens performing sobriety field tests, many were only given one, we found the police lied about what tests were given in they're reports, simply because they</p>]]></description>
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