In Utah, if you are convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or driving while impaired, you can face serious penalties. In addition to large fines and mandatory substance abuse counseling, you could serve jail time and lose your driver's license. A DUI conviction may also result in higher insurance rates, a mark on your criminal record and damage to your reputation.
Whether this is the first time you have been arrested for a DUI or you have been charged with a crime before, it is important to consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. At Druyon Law Offices, P.C., we can help you. Our lawyers will protect your rights, both before the criminal court and in the protection of your driving privileges at an administrative hearing.
After being charged with a DUI or DWI in Utah, the steps that you take can have a serious impact on your case and your future. Call Druyon Law Offices immediately to get a gameplan together to keep this off your record! Call 800-554-6610 to schedule a free initial consultation.
Experienced Utah Drunk Driving Defense
Our Salt Lake City law firm has more than a decade of criminal law experience. With that knowledge, we are able to challenge police reports and other evidence by asking questions and reviewing what happened. We will look at whether the police had probable cause to stop you, whether the results of a breath or blood test were valid, how the process was conducted and whether you were informed of your rights.
Every DUI/DWI case is split into two parts. The criminal portion determines guilt or innocence. There is also the administrative portion which concerns your driver's license suspension. Even if you win one portion, there is no guarantee that you will win the other, especially without experienced representation. And losing one portion can have a direct impact on the other portion. For example, even if the Driver's License Division decides not to initially take action on your license, if you are convicted of a DUI in the criminal court, then the Driver's License Division must suspend your license for a minimum of 120 days.
Contact us by calling our office at 800-554-6610 for a free initial consultation and case evaluation. We will provide the effective defense and legal counsel that you need.
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