St. Peters DWI Lawyers

Schellert Law Firm: Drunk Driving (DWI / DUI) If you have been recently charged with a DWI offense, you are not alone. The state of Missouri is strictly enforcing their drunk driving laws. It is important for you to contact a drunk driving attorney immediately after you have been arrested. You only have 15 days after your arrest to request an administrative hearing to prevent your license from being suspended or revoked. In addition, you are facing criminal charges that could result in the possibility of jail time and fines.
Wines Law Office: In Missouri there is what is called an "Implied Consent" law. Currently, everyone who operates a motor vehicle within the state impliedly consents to giving a blood, breath, saliva or urine sample to determine the alcohol content of their blood if arrested upon reasonable grounds to believe they were driving a motor vehicle while in an intoxicated or drugged condition. Under the law, the police may require you to take two tests these can be the same type of test, example two breath tests, or two different tests one breath and one blood. If you refuse either, there are ramifications.
James & Dreyer: Facing a drunk driving charge can be a disturbing experience. The prospect of jail or the loss of a driver's license can be quite upsetting. Your freedom and ability to make a living may be at stake. That is why it is important to get an experienced defense lawyer who is knowledgeable and experienced in providing DWI and DUI representation.