Canton DUI DWI Attorney | Georgia Drunk Driving Breathalyzer Lawyer

Georgia Drunk Driving Defense Attorney

If you have been arrested for a charge of driving under the influence (DUI) in the metro Atlanta area, your immediate concerns are clear: You want to avoid jail time, keep your driving privileges, and put this legal problem behind you as soon as possible.

Your goals are ours at the law offices of Burns, Speights & Grisham, P.C. Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation. If you have been arrested for drunk driving and either refuse the Breathalyzer test or if you take the test and blow over the legal limit, the arresting officer is required to provide you with a Notice of Administrative Suspension.

After receiving this notice, you have ten business days to request an administrative hearing to challenge your driver’s license suspension. This hearing is separate from any criminal charges, and relates only to your driver’s license. At the hearing, your attorney will present the case for preserving your driving privileges.

First-Time Offenders ◦ Repeat Offenders ◦ Drunk Driving Defense

At Burns, Speights & Grisham, P.C., we know the law, and we have adeptly handled a great many DUI cases for other clients before you. Our drunk driving defense lawyers are prepared to address special issues in your case such as the following:

Drunk driving accidents
First offense
Repeat offender with prior convictions
License suspension
Revoked license
Drunk driving
Misdemeanor
Felony

Potential penalties and time frames in DUI/DWI cases differ from county to county. Our extensive experience in defending individuals charged with driving under the influence enables us to efficiently protect our clients' legal rights, driving privileges and good name, no matter which Georgia county the case pertains to.

Discuss the circumstances of your traffic stop, arrest and charges. Learn about possible defenses that may be the key to a favorable outcome in your case, such as the following:

Is there reason to question the reliability of the Breathalyzer test that was used to measure your alleged intoxication?
Were procedures related to "implied consent" followed properly when you were stopped, tested and arrested? (Did the police inform you of your rights?)