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Need To Know DUI DWI Issues

Consequences for a DUI conviction can be severe and different by state.

DUI convictions carry severe consequences that differ by state. Punishment can include losing your license, ignition interlock systems, required driving school, probation, court-ordered counseling, and even jail time. The penalties are much more harsh if this is not your first conviction.

If a motorist whose driver's license has been suspended or revoked as a result of drunk driving and decides to drive without a valid driver's license and is pulled over, that individual stands to face more severe penalties, including potential fines, jail time, or seizure of his or her car and/or extension of the driver's license suspension/revocation.

For the best drunk driving DUI outcome possible in your case, it is essential to have a lawyer that knows DWI, DUI laws by your side.

 

 

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Driver's License Revocation

When the operator of a vehicle and is pulled over by the police (or encounters police after being involved in an accident), the officer is permitted to conduct a breathalyzer test if he or she suspects that the person was driving the vehicle while intoxicated. The main function of a breathalyzer test is to measure an individual's blood alcohol content (BAC). Because it is not practicable for an officer of the law to check a motorist's blood alcohol content level at the scene by drawing a blood sample, the breathalyzer was created as a  way to simply measure someone’s blood alcohol content level easily and instantaneously.

Have you or a loved one been arrested for driving under the influence and are now facing the possibilities of various consequences, including driver's license revocation? Our local DUI lawyers are here to help you! Contact a DUI attorney in your area today for more information.

A breathalyzer test may be used if a police suspects that a person may be:

  • Driving while intoxicated (DWI)
  • Driving under the influence (DUI)
  • Driving while on drugs
  • Operating while intoxicated (OWI)
  • Operation under the influence
  • Boating while intoxicated
  • Boating under the influence

Police officers have been utilizing breath alcohol testing devices since the 1940s. The breathalyzer, which is the most frequently used testing device today, was created in 1954. It senses and measures the level of alcohol on an individual’s breath with the use of a chemical reaction. A Breathalyzer test kit consists of many vials of chemicals of differing colors that go through color changes when they come into contact with alcohol. The different color changes signify the amount of alcohol.

Do you or a loved one have additional questions regarding driver's license revocation following a drunk driving arrest? Our DUI attorneys are here to represent you and provide you with any information you may be seeking regarding drunk driving. Contact a DUI lawyer near you as soon as possible to learn more about obtaining legal representation.



Did you know?
There are two different types of breathalyzer testing devices that are used by police.
They are The Intoxilyzer and The Alcosensor III or IV. Although each test uses different technology, they both do the same thing in the end, which is detect blood alcohol content levels.



 
 
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