Wednesday, February 18, 2009
San Diego Chargers Vince Jackson enters Not Guilty Plea in DUI
San Diego DUI lawyers noted San Diego Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson pleaded not guilty Tuesday to two charges of driving under the influence.
A readiness hearing was set for March 23 in San Diego County Superior Court.
Jackson's San Diego DUI criminal defense attorney entered the plea.
Jackson, on probation from a 2006 DUI conviction, faces charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and-or drugs and driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 percent or higher.
Jackson was arrested on Jan. 6, five days before the Chargers were eliminated from the playoffs by the eventual Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers.
Chargers defensive tackle Jamal Williams was arrested on suspicion of DUI on Feb. 1.
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A readiness hearing was set for March 23 in San Diego County Superior Court.
Jackson's San Diego DUI criminal defense attorney entered the plea.
Jackson, on probation from a 2006 DUI conviction, faces charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and-or drugs and driving with a blood alcohol level of 0.08 percent or higher.
Jackson was arrested on Jan. 6, five days before the Chargers were eliminated from the playoffs by the eventual Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers.
Chargers defensive tackle Jamal Williams was arrested on suspicion of DUI on Feb. 1.
Complete the important Free San Diego County Drunk Driving Defense Survey to find out your best strategy and to protect your driving privileges in California.
For more information or to contact a San Diego DUI Lawyer who can help
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