Blakely, GA DUI Law Firms & Lawyers

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How do I get licenses back when there's no record of me getting anything besides seat belt ticket?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Lewis Freeborn (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Freeborn Law Offices P.S.
Try checking with Department Of Licensing. They are the ones who suspend license privileges independent of the court process. Probably suspended because of the unresolved DUI issues.
Try checking with Department Of Licensing. They are the ones who suspend license privileges independent of the court process. Probably suspended because of the unresolved DUI issues.
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How long is a license taken away after the first DUI offense?

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Answered by attorney Stephen Lewis Freeborn (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Freeborn Law Offices P.S.
It depends. 90 days loss of license on a first DUI offense, unless you refused the breath test, then it is 1 year. Other penalties, at least 1 day in fail, fines of about $1200.00, alcohol/drug evaluation with possible treatment, possible interlock requirement, 5 years probation. Once you have the right to a license (after suspension) you will need SR22 high risk insurance (expensive). These are just the major consequences. Average cost for 1st time DUI offense id $12,000.00, based upon court fines, alcohol/drug treatment, and impact on job.
It depends. 90 days loss of license on a first DUI offense, unless you refused the breath test, then it is 1 year. Other penalties, at least 1 day in fail, fines of about $1200.00, alcohol/drug evaluation with possible treatment, possible interlock requirement, 5 years probation. Once you have the right to a license (after suspension) you will need SR22 high risk insurance (expensive). These are just the major consequences. Average cost for 1st time DUI offense id $12,000.00, based upon court fines, alcohol/drug treatment, and impact on job.
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Can there be alcohol in my trunk if the person driving my car is 21?

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Answered by attorney Angela Louise Walker (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Law Offices of Angela L. Walker, P.C.
Certainly. If not, no one could ever buy beer at the grocery store if they had their kids with them. Just make sure there is no open alcohol within your reach and that when you take the portable breath test, you blow a .00.
Certainly. If not, no one could ever buy beer at the grocery store if they had their kids with them. Just make sure there is no open alcohol within your reach and that when you take the portable breath test, you blow a .00.
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