Gary Hendler
Gary Hendler
EPISODE 041825
EPISODE 041825
EPISODE 041825
Saturday 19th April 2025
Judge Christopher Mattox shares what happens after a DUI arrest and why you should avoid his courtroom. Informative and engaging discussion.
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Get the buttons here!The Realities of DUI Arrests with Judge Christopher Mattox
Episode Overview
- Driving under the influence can lead to serious legal consequences.
- Judge Mattox explains the process after a DUI arrest.
- Being respectful and fair is key in the courtroom.
- Understanding the judicial system helps make safer choices.
- Avoiding impaired driving can keep you out of court.
If you do come in front of me, you're going to get a fair judge and you're going to get somebody that has seen it, has been through it.
Ever wondered what happens after you're arrested for a DUI? In this episode of Clean and Sober Radio, hosts Gary Hendler and Mark Sigmund sit down with Magisterial District Judge Christopher Mattox to discuss the serious consequences of driving under the influence. Judge Mattox, with over 22 years on the bench, provides an in-depth look at the legal process that follows an arrest, from being held in a cell to appearing in court.
His candid insights reveal why you really don't want to end up in front of him. The conversation is not just informative but also sprinkled with light-hearted moments, making it engaging and easy to follow. If you're curious about the judicial system or want to understand the repercussions of impaired driving, this episode is a must-listen. Judge Mattox's experience and fair approach offer a unique perspective on how the law deals with these critical issues.
Tune in to learn why it's best to avoid the courtroom altogether by making safer choices.