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- Villaume & Scheick:
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If the police can prove that your blood alcohol (BAC) was .08 or more, within two hours of the driving conduct, you can be convicted of DWI. If your BAC was above .20, you had a child under the age of 16 in the car or you have prior DWI convictions on your record, you can be convicted of a gross misdemeanor, which carries higher penalties. A fourth DWI conviction within a 10-year period is a felony.
Although BAC is an important element of a DWI prosecution, you can also be convicted of drunk driving based on the observations of the arresting officer. Your defense lawyer can, on the other hand, challenge all of the evidence against you, including the breath test.
- Gaborsky Law Office:
During this time you expect your attorney to be an advocate and keep you informed on every necessary step. You expect your questions answered; and expect an understandable explanation of the procedures necessary to achieve your objective. You also expect your telephone calls to be returned in a timely manner and aggressive representation on your behalf.
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