who is the lawyer on the radio for suspened licnces and dui

by Dr. Chadrick Weber 6 min read

STOP THE SUSPENDED LICENSE CYCLE TODAY!!

The most important thing is to stop the cycle. It's a two-part process that takes the best legal counsel and the accused helping himself as well. Both the lawyer and the accused must work together in a suspended license case, far more than any other traffic misdemeanor.

Choosing the Best DUI Lawyer

When you are arrested for DUI in Georgia, finding the right Lawyer is Job #1. At the Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson we will investigate your case and find the best possible legal defense to your DUI in Georgia. You are in good hands with Richard Lawson and his associates.

Georgia DUI Defense Attorneys

At the Law Office of Richard S. Lawson, we have offices conveniently located throughout metro Atlanta and throughout Georgia. If we do not have a convenient office, we will come to you. We practice throughout Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. If your case is in an area we do not serve, we will find you an attorney in your area free of charge.

What can a defense lawyer refute?

Depending on the evidence used by the prosecution, the defending lawyer could refute certain items. If a portable breathing machine is in use as proof, this could become inadmissible based on the state or the argument given by the defense lawyer. A breathalyzer device and even a blood test could provide inaccurate results based on certain conditions such as temperature problems, a lack of chain of custody and even contamination. Calibration and training could also cause problems with the evidence. The lawyer will need to investigate each item and test to determine if there is a valid argument to refute the results.

How does a DUI test work?

DUI cases often stem from testing results that determine the blood alcohol content in the person’s blood at the time he or she was driving. If this person has a certain medical condition, was not given the full twenty minutes of observation or burped or regurgitated during the detainment or testing, this could provide inaccurate readings with devices. Others may have intestinal problems that could retain alcohol in the system longer or that skew results because of trace amounts left in the lungs. This may not truly demonstrate an influence of alcohol on the driver.

What happens when a driver takes a breath test?

When the driver is cooperative with all standard procedure and takes the necessary breath or blood tests, this could remove administrative penalties from the case in normal circumstances. Then, the lawyer could present several valid arguments in the pretrial hearing that invalidate the prosecution's case. At this point, it is possible to dismiss the matter before the judge. Then, the lawyer is able to help the individual avoid a driver’s license suspension and any other penalties that may occur.

How long does it take to get a driver's license suspended?

If this appointment is not made, the department will normally suspend the license within a 30-day period of the time of the arrest. To have any success with the hearing and avoiding a direct and immediate suspension, the individual will need an experienced lawyer to work on his or her behalf. This may require attention to administrative issues with the DUI case.

What are the issues with police protocol?

Not adhering to the twenty-minute rule of observing the accused before administering a breathalyzer or portable breathing test is another issue with standard procedure. Other protocols problems could exist in how the police arrested the individual or if no Miranda Rights were read when questioning the individual. The issues with cops arresting those suspected of DUI violations are myriad and could lead to an avoidance of a license suspension through the initial hearing.

Why is my driver's license suspended?

An individual’s license can be suspended or revoked for a variety of reasons, including failure to appear in court.. However, two of the most common causes are accumulating too many traffic violations and DUI.

What is the penalty for driving after suspension?

Potential penalties include a fine of up to $10,000 and imprisonment of up to 2.5 years.

Penalties for DUI in Florida

The criminal penalties associated with a DUI in Florida depend on several factors, most importantly your prior DUI convictions. Your first DUI carries the potential of a fine between $500 and $1,000.

Administrative Penalties

Florida imposes other administrative penalties on drivers convicted of a Florida DUI, including license suspension, installation of an ignition interlock device, and immobilization of your vehicle.

Is Your License Suspended Immediately After a DUI in Florida?

When law enforcement arrests you for DUI in Florida, they ask you to submit to a blood or breath test to measure your blood alcohol content. If you agree and your test results show a BAC at or above 0.08%, you will face the license suspensions outlined above.

What Is the 10-Day Rule?

The administrative suspension of your driver’s license does not take effect until 10 days after the date of your DUI arrest. During the 10 days, you use your DUI citation as your temporary license.

Contact Emmanual Sheppard & Condon for Help with Your Florida DUI License Suspension

Many people ask, Does your license get suspended for DUI? The answer depends largely on your circumstances. This small window does not leave much time to strategize before the hearing, so contacting a lawyer right away is critical.

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