Fighting Your Georgia DUI Charges
If you've been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia, you should contact an experienced drunk driving defense lawyer right away. You could be facing serious penalties, including jail time, fines and the suspension of your driver's license.
At the Law Office of William P. Churchill, III, P.C., in Atlanta, attorney William P. Churchill has years of experience as an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). In this capacity, he handled literally hundreds of administrative license suspension cases. For a free consultation with an attorney who will treat you and your case with the care and respect it deserves, contact us today.
Taking Immediate Action to Stand Up for Your Rights
In Georgia, you can be charged with the criminal offense of DUI if your blood alcohol content (BAC) is measured at .08 percent or higher or if there is other evidence that you were under the influence of alcohol or drugs while driving.
For every DUI conviction on your record, the potential penalties for a new DUI charge are higher. If you have had four convictions, you may be considered a habitual violator.
In addition to the criminal penalties for DUI, your driver's license can also be suspended. In many counties, license suspension is automatic if you do not request an administrative hearing within ten days of your DUI arrest.
To avoid losing an important fight at the very beginning of the process, you will want to contact a DUI defense attorney right away.
Holding Police and Prosecutors Accountable
In Georgia, it can be very difficult to negotiate a plea bargain in a DUI case. For the most part, fighting DUI charges involves carefully looking for weaknesses in the evidence and in the circumstances of your arrest.
Our attorneys are experienced at examining the results of breath tests, blood tests and field sobriety tests, as well as the testimony of police officers and other witnesses. To discuss what we can do to fight your DUI charges, please request a free initial consultation.
