Springfield Virginia DUI Lawyers Bose Law Firm Sudeep Bose
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Bose Law Firm 6354 Rolling Mill Place Suite #102 Springfield, VA 22152
We Think You Should Hire Our Firm: You require attorneys with an in-depth understanding of the sensitive nature of cases against professionals. Bose Law Firm clients are routinely holders of top secret clearances holding positions of utmost sensitivity. Bose Law Firm understands the collateral damages from criminal cases and aggressively fight for their clients with utmost confidentiality and care.
Our Firm Is Not Right for You If: Bose Law Firm is not right for you if you want to plead guilty and pray for mercy.
If You Want to Tell Our Law Firm About Your Situation You Should: Contact us 24/7 at 703-926-3900
Our Clients Will Tell You That: We are here to stand between the Government and our clients. We know our staff and we have been around the block...several times.
Our Philosophy On How We Approach Our Cases Is: Our core philosophy in criminal defense is to use our skills as former police, investigators, and prosecutors to take apart the government's case. We have our skill-sets to successfully exclude even DNA evidence in felony criminal cases!
The start of the cases is to carefully review the police procedure. This involves thorough review of what the officers did in your case. Based on our experience as police officers, we analyze what the police officers and detectives did in your case versus the customary ideal protocols. We identify the small transgressions from customary police protocols which generally lead to weaknesses in the government's evidence. If the case involves scientific evidence such as computer records, DNA, blood alcohol concentrations, we use our knowledge of the sciences to attack! Bose Law Firm attorneys believe that there is really no such thing as a perfect, iron-clad case for the prosecutor. Every case has holes...the defense must find them!
Attorney Bose is a Police Officer and Attorney. As an officer, he is highly trained in all aspects of DUI and criminal evidentiary matters. Attorney Bose analyzes police procedures in your case from the stop to arrest looking for holes in the government's case. Attorney Bose is certified by NHTSA to perform field sobriety tests and he is PBT certified. He has advanced training in DUI arrests, drug interdiction, and interrogation. Bose is also trained in vehicle speed assessment processes.
Attorney Bose holds a Bachelor of Science degree with college coursework in chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, microbiology, and biotechnology. This education is the basis of his understanding the Government's Expert Witness - Toxicologist. Attorney Bose speaks the jargon and understands the principles involved in scientific evidence. He is certified on the Intoximeter.
Attorney Sudeep Bose Bio
Practice Areas:
Virginia Criminal Cases - Felony cases, including rape, homicide, sexual assault
Virginia Computer Crime Cases
Virginia White Collar Crime Cases
Virginia Financial Crime Cases
Federal Drug Crimes
States/Courts Admitted: All Federal Courts in Virginia All State Courts in Virginia Select Attorneys licensed in DC
Counties Served: Arlington Fairfax Alexandria Loudoun Prince William Herndon Vienna Stafford Fauquier Henrico Manassas Leesburg Frederick Spotsylvania Orange King George Madison Rappahanock
Courts Served: All Circuit and District Courts in Virginia All Federal Courts in Virginia All Courts in Washington, DC.
Law School: Catholic University, Washington, DC
Undergrad: University of Virginia and George Mason University
Certifications: Certified as an Attorney at Law in Virginia Certified as a Law Enforcement Officer (Police) Maryland
Past Positions: General Counsel, Integrity One Partners Director of Investigations, Infringatek, Inc.
Memberships: Virginia State Bar American Bar Association Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Fairfax Bar Association Virginia Criminal Defense Lawyers
Case Examples Virginia Abduction, Malicious Wounding Case: Firm attorneys with skills in DNA evidence analysis and police procedures were able to exclude key DNA evidence with technical arguments involving flaws in the DNA collection protocols.
Virginia Grand Larceny Case: Client charged with embezzeling $135,000.00 from worlds largest superstore chain. Bose Law Firm attorneys use skills in forensic accounting to parse evidence and find weaknesses in the Government's case. Client pleads to petit larceny with 60 hours community service.
Virginia DUI Case: Client charged with DUI 2nd in 5 years facing loss of security clearance and mandatory jail time. Firm attorneys file motions to strike based on lack of probable cause for arrest. After long and tedious trial, client found not guilty.
Note to Potential Clients: Bose Law Firm is a small boutique firm handling litigation matters. The firm is chosen by other police officers, attorneys, accountants, executives, military brass and professionals who desire effective, aggressive counsel for their sensitive litigation matters. The firm is composed of a team of former police, investigators and prosecutors.
Firm Bio for Bose Law Firm
Firm Mission Statement To Mend Years of Experience as Police Officers, Investigators, and Prosecutors to Assist Clients to Identify Weaknesses in the Opposition's Case.
Testimonials: "Read up and read well. I have had my share of attorneys over the years. These guys are soldiers. Never have I seen a more 'can do' attitude since I was in the military myself. Thorough, courteous and total pro's! Worth every penny! Lood forward to having them work for me again in the spring. Don't go anywhere else!"
Firm Established: 1998
Year Most Active Senior Member/ Active Partner Admitted: 1998
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
TYPE OF CASES OUR FIRM HANDLES I handle many types of cases to bench and jury trials including DUI, Criminal and Traffic.
WE THINK YOU SHOULD HIRE US IF: You want a lawyer who will personally handle your file and will be available for consultation afternoons, evenings and weekends. I will fairly evaluate your case and determine the most favorable course. I will not hesitate to go to trial on your case; that decision, however, will ultimately be yours.
OUR FIRM IS NOT RIGHT FOR YOU IF: You are looking for a lawyer who will only tell you what you want to hear. I will work with you to honestly assess the facts of the case.
IF YOU WANT TO TELL OUR LAW FIRM ABOUT YOUR SITUATION YOU SHOULD: I personally communicate with you whenever possible. If I am in Court when you call, you can leave a message. I personally guarantee you will hear back from me in 24-hours, or less - most often, much less. My office phone is (703) 926-3900.
THE TYPICAL COST TO GET US TO START WORKING ON YOUR CASE IS: The cost varies depending on the allegation and facts of the case. A fee will be quoted at our initial consultation.
OUR CLIENTS WILL TELL YOU THAT: My level of experience, knowledge of the law, and personal familiarity with the judges, prosecutors, and system is a great advantage. In addition my personal and regular contact with clients, availability and involvement with every aspect of the case bring the most favorable results.
OUR PHILOSOPHY ON HOW WE APPROACH OUR CASES IS: Depending on the type of case I like to find out as much as I can about the facts of the case and talk to anyone who can help our defense. At that time we can discuss our options. The stronger our defense appears to the prosecutor, the better our chances are of getting a favorable result.
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR FIRM YOU SHOULD: During our free initial consultation I will answer any questions. Please call (703) 926-3900.
Virginia DUI Law Highlights: BAC Levels and Implied Consent (Table 1)
State
"Per Se" BAC Level
"Zero Tolerance" BAC Level
Enhanced Penalty BAC Level
"Implied Consent" Law
Virginia
.08
.02
.20
Yes
DEFINITIONS: "Per Se" Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Level As of August 2005, all states have DUI laws that deem "per se intoxicated" any driver with a blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) at or above .08 percent. This means that drivers with a BAC at or above .08 are intoxicated in the eyes of the law, and no additional proof of driving impairment is necessary.
"Zero Tolerance" Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Level All states carry "zero tolerance" laws that target drivers under the legal drinking age. These laws penalize persons under 21 for operating a vehicle with any trace of alcohol in their systems (a BAC above 0.0), or with negligible BAC levels such as .01 or .02 percent.
"Enhanced Penalty" Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Level Many states impose harsher penalties on DUI offenders with a particularly high BAC at the time of the offense, typically .15 to .20 percent. DUI offenders with a BAC at or above their state's enhanced penalty standards will likely face additional jail time, harsher fines, and more severe driver's license sanctions.
"Implied Consent" Laws "Implied consent" laws require vehicle drivers to submit to some form of chemical test, such as breath, blood, or urine testing, if suspected of DUI. If a driver refuses to submit to such testing, implied consent laws carry penalties such as mandatory suspension of a driver's license, usually for six months to a year.
Virginia DUI Law Highlights: Selected Penalties (Table 2)
Mandatory Alcohol Education and Treatment/Assessment
Vehicle Confiscation Possible?
Ignition Interlock Device Possible?
Virginia
1y/ 3y/ 3y
Both
Yes
Yes
Note: Persons arrested for DUI will be subject to additional criminal law penalties not addressed here -- including jail time, fines, and community service. Such criminal penalties are typically more discretionary than those identified in this chart, and are therefore more difficult to accurately predict. Generally speaking, first-time DUI offenders can expect to incur a fine, and face the possibility of jail time. Repeat DUI offenders will incur harsher fines, and will almost certainly be sentenced to a number of days in jail. Penalties will be harsher still if the DUI offender was involved in an accident in which someone else was injured or killed.
DEFINITIONS: Administrative License Suspension/Revocation The Administrative License Suspension/Revocation penalties indicated here refer to minimum mandatory penalties imposed on drivers whose BAC is above the state limit for intoxication, or drivers who refuse to submit to BAC testing. Administrative suspension or revocation of a driver's license is usually carried out by a state agency (such as a Department of Motor Vehicles), distinct from any criminal court penalties. Most states impose harsher penalties for second or third DUI offenses, typically defined as those that occur within five years of a prior DUI offense.
Note: the penalties identified here do not include variations for DUI offenders operating commercial vehicles, or drivers who have violated "zero tolerance" and "enhanced penalty" DUI laws (see Table 1). Most states recognize different sanctions for these types of DUI offenses.
Mandatory Alcohol Education and Assessment/Treatment Alcohol education and treatment/assessment penalties for DUI offenders can include mandatory attendance at DUI prevention programs, and assessment of potential alcohol dependency problems. Such programs are often made "conditions" of a suspended sentence or probation, meaning that a DUI offender can avoid jail time and payment of hefty fines if he or she completes participation in the program. This chart indicates each state's utilization of alcohol education and treatment/assessment programs.
Vehicle Confiscation Vehicle confiscation penalties allow a motor vehicle department or law enforcement agency to seize a DUI offender's vehicle, either permanently or for a set period of time. Such penalties typically apply only to repeat DUI offenders, and often the return of the vehicle requires payment of fines and significant administrative costs. This chart indicates each state's utilization of vehicle confiscation as a penalty for DUI.
Ignition Interlock A vehicle ignition interlock breath-testing device measures a vehicle operator's BAC, and will prevent operation of the vehicle if more than a minimal amount of alcohol is detected (i.e. BAC level of .02). DUI offenders will usually be required to pay the costs of installation, rental, and maintenance of an ignition interlock device. This chart indicates each state's utilization of ignition interlock devices as a penalty for DUI.
