Alpharetta DUI Law

Many drivers think it is safe to drive while taking legally prescribed medication, however police officers are constantly looking out for drugged drivers, even those driving legally with valid prescriptions and licenses. Even if your medications do not interfere with driving safely…

Officers executing DUI searches typically ask those suspected of DUI to submit to either a breath or blood test, per Georgia's Implied Consent laws which state that anyone operating a motor vehicle gives their permission for testing of blood, breath or urine…

Navigating DUI Checkpoints in Alpharetta It is crucial that you know and understand your rights and responsibilities when passing through DUI checkpoints in Alpharetta. Being courteous yet assertive when asserting them can help avoid unnecessary complications with law enforcement officers during these…

DUI convictions carry severe repercussions; without plea bargaining or dismissal of your case, DUI convictions can carry jail time, court fines and fees, community service requirements, higher car insurance premiums and probation - as well as permanent marks on your criminal record…

An DUI conviction can have lasting legal, financial, and personal repercussions for its offender. Depending on the severity of the offense, they could face jail time, fines, probation, community service hours, alcohol/drug education programs or license suspension or revocation. You can overcome…