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Hattiesburg DWI Lawyers

1. Dukes, Dukes & Wood: Defending DUI charges is something that is becoming increasingly challenging. Drunk driving laws have been modified so they are stricter as they have ever been. Testing equipment has become much more precise. These changes have made it important than ever that you get the legal help of attorneys experienced in drunk driving defense. Especially if you have had multiple offenses or you were also charged at the time with another offense such as possession of drugs.
2. Reed, Michael: Most of us drive every day, and we have all seen bad driving on the road. But if you're faced with traffic charges, make sure you have proper representation. Without it, you may end up with a verdict or sentence that lives with you for a long time. when you face these type of charges, giving you the best defense we can. No-one can guarantee what a court or Jury may decide...
3. Price, Ray: fight for justice
4. Hunter, Seth: If you have been arrested for drunk driving, you may feel as though the sky is falling.
5. Nicholas, Perot & Strauss: Before hiring an attorney, ask if they are: * Certified in Field Sobriety Testing * Certified in Operating the Intoxilyzer Machine * Certified in Intoxilyzer Maintenance
6. Pamela Castle: Should I take the breath test? Most attorneys will have a difference of opinion on this question. You are the only one that can decide this for yourself and particular situation. However, you should know that you have the legal right refuse the breath test but that you may suffer license suspension for 90 days or for 1 year as a result, in addition to the penalties and suspension discussed above. Mississippi law states that anyone who operates a motor vehicle has impliedly given their consent to submit to the officer's request to take a test to determine their blood alcohol if that officer has probable cause and reasonable grounds to make such request. Your refusal will subject you to forfeit your license or driving privileges. However, you do have a right to request a judicial determination on whether or not your license should be suspended pursuant to your refusal. Therefore, this question is difficult to answer. If you take the test and "pass" you are in a good position. However, if you take the test and "fail", you have basically given the prosection your "confession" and although you may have other defenses available to you, it would be best if the prosecution did not have this information. Whether you submit to the test or not, ALWAYS ask for a blood test and/or obtain one for yourself immediately upon being released. The results should be provided to your attorney and NEVER provided to the police willingly.