DUI Questions Georgia

If you're like most people who are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia, this is probably the first time you've ever been on the wrong side of the law. You may not know what to expect or what you need to do in order to resolve your case. Will you lose your driver’s license? Could you go to jail? Do you need an attorney? These are just a few of the common DUI questions Georgia motorists face following a drunk driving arrest.

First and foremost, the most important thing you can do after you have been arrested for DUI is to discuss your case with an experienced attorney. In many cases, the charges against you may be dropped if certain legal requirements cannot be proven.

For example, if you can show that the officer who arrested you did not have probable cause for his or her actions, your case may be dismissed in court. Likewise, if you can find grounds for challenging the results of your breathalyzer or other chemical test, you can prevent that information from being used against you. Of course, most people do not have the legal experience to determine the right approach for their DUI case. Therefore, obtaining legal representation is the best way to ensure success when your case goes to trial.

So what type of penalties do you face if you are convicted of DUI in Georgia? Well, thanks to the state’s stringent sentencing guidelines, even a first-time DUI offender can lose his or her license, be fined several hundred dollars, and even serve jail time. What's more, as a criminal offense, a DUI conviction will remain on your record for the rest of your life—jeopardizing countless employment, housing, and educational opportunities. That's why it's so important to seek legal counsel immediately after being arrested for DUI in Georgia.

As one of the most experienced DUI defense firms in the state, the Law Offices of Head, Thomas, Webb, and Willis know everything there is to know about Georgia DUI law, and we helped thousands of drivers like you avoid the life-altering consequences of a DUI conviction.

From police officers to prosecutors and judges, the Law Offices of Head, Thomas, Webb, and Willis has extensive experience working with all of the different parties involved in a DUI case. Our attorneys are well-versed in the criminal court system and they have what it takes to take on the state and help prove that your charges should be reduced or dismissed.

To learn more about tactics that can be used for your defense, contact our firm today to schedule a free consultation with one of our skilled trial attorneys—there’s simply too much at stake to do anything else. Call now to put Head, Thomas, Webb, and Willis to work for you.

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