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Attorney Offices by Municipality

  1. Asheboro
    1. Hayes Law Firm: traffic offenses, including DWIÕs and Speeding Tickets
    2. Dunn, Scott: DUI/DWI - If you have been cited for DUI/DWI, you should know that the law provides serious consequences upon conviction. And these punishments for drunk driving are even more severe for repeat offenders. A DUI sentence may require you to pay a substantial fine, serve some time in jail, or both. In addition to any fines or jail time, your driver's license may be suspended, even if it is your first offense. You will have to find alternate transportation and go through considerable effort to regain your driving privileges after a drunk driving conviction. To add insult to injury, many insurance companies will drop your motor vehicle coverage if you get a DUI. The companies that will insure you will only do so at a greatly increased premium. It is easy to see how important it is to protect your rights - and to do that, you need a lawyer who will work to stop these consequences from becoming reality.
  2. Ashville
  3. Beaufort
    1. Crowe Law Firm: If you have been arrested and charged with a DWI in North Carolina, you want an experienced lawyer to protect your interests. The consequences of a conviction can be serious and can affect you for years to come. In addition to fines, penalties and incarceration, you could lose your driving privileges for a substantial period of time and risk losing your job.
    2. Cherry, Bob: criminal, dwi, and traffic defense
    3. Valentine & McFadyen: * Traffic violations * Larceny * Sex crimes * Murder * Domestic violence * White collar crime
  4. Bolivia
    1. Sullivan & Snow: North Carolina's DWI laws are some of the toughest in the nation. A DWI Conviction can raise your insurance rates up to 400%! You don't have to lose your license for a year. If you are a first time offender you are eligible for a limited privilege after 10 days, pretrial and are eligible for a limited driving privilege on the date of conviction.
    2. Mulligan Epstein: DWI Defense North Carolina has some of the toughest DWI laws in the nation. Even a first offense can result in serious consequences, including hefty fines, loss of license, community service, and in extreme circumstances, even jail time. If you have had a prior DWI conviction, jail time is probably mandatory if you are convicted again.
  5. Boone
    1. Teague, Joshua: Criminal Defense: District Court: Misdemeanor and Felony Charges ¥ Traffic Violations- Speeding, Unsafe Movement, Expired Inspection to DWI. ¥ DWI- First offense to habitual DWIÕs. ¥ Drug Offenses- minor, marijuana to felonies. ¥ Alcohol Charges- Underage Possession of Alcohol to Driving after Consuming and DWI. ¥ Misdemeanors- Larceny, Assault, Communicating Threats. Superior Court: Felony Charges Juvenile Court: ¥ Delinquent: ¥ Un-disciplined ¥ Neglect Wills and Estates: ¥ Simple Wills ¥ Living Wills ¥ Health Care POA ¥ Estate Administration Involuntary Commitment Hearings:
    2. Eggers, Eggers & Eggers: DWI, Traffic and Speeding Defense
  6. Burgaw
    1. Moore & Kennan: Criminal and Traffic Law DWI Offenses Traffic Tickets Misdemeanors Felonies
    2. Heckert, Kevin: Civil and Criminal Trial Practice Traffic Domestic Personal Injury Workers' compensation Social Security Corporation Law
    3. Harrell, Kent: Child Custody Civil Litigation Criminal Law Divorce Driving While Intoxicated Family Law
  7. Carrboro
    1. Kennedy, Kevin: Because of the serious consequences for a conviction of Driving while impaired in NC it is strongly recommended that you retain the services of an experienced attorney to represent your case in court. A single conviction of Driving While Impaired will result in a minimum of a 1-year suspension of your driverÕs license and a suspended jail sentence. Depending upon the circumstances, your driverÕs license could be revoked permanently and you could be sentenced to serve two years active time in a state penitentiary. DWI defense is a complicated area of the law. There are many facts and circumstances present in every DWI case that maybe issues to challenge in court to defend your case.
  8. Cary
  9. Carthage
  10. Chapel Hill
  11. Charlestion
    1. Alston Law Firm: In todayÕ€™s society, a vehicle is a necessity. Our goal is to protect your right to own and operate a vehicle. The first line of defense is to challenge the reason that you were stopped. There are bad stops! There are many things that you need to do before appearing in front of a judge. We know what these things are and we strongly urge you to move quickly and contact my firm if you have been arrested or cited for a traffic offense. If it is your first arrest, the goal is make sure that you can continue driving. For second offenses, the goal is often to keep you out of jail and able to continue providing for your family.
  12. Charlotte Charlotte
  13. Clayton
    1. Kenneth Barnes: Traffic violations in North Carolina can be quite costly, or quite simple and painless. Often, it depends solely on whether you are represented or not.
  14. Clemmons
    1. Tuch, Gayle: * Personal injury and wrongful death claims * Litigation of general civil disputes * Resolving speeding tickets and traffic violations * Wills, trusts, and probate administration * Negotiating, drafting, and reviewing contracts * Small business matters * Real estate and landlord/tenant matters
  15. Concord
  16. Dallas
    1. Hunn, Thomas: DUI and DWI cases Divorce Family Law Traffic Law
  17. Dobson
  18. Durham
  19. Dunn
    1. Hayes, Williams, Turner & Daughtry: The best way to put the consequences of a DWI charge behind you is to contact an attorney who can explain your rights and present an effective case in your defense. * Why were you stopped? Was the alcohol testing done correctly? Was the equipment in proper working order? Was the police officer properly trained? We will question the validity of the stop and the tests you were given. Your lawyer will review all the evidence against you and give you a realistic assessment of your options. * You need to take steps immediately to keep your license. You may request an administrative hearing within 10 days of your arrest to determine whether you can keep your license or have limited driving privileges. If you drive to work, to school, to medical appointments or for any other reason, we can help you at your hearing. * If you feel you cannot afford a lawyer, talk to us about your situation. We feel that it is important for you to be represented by legal counsel. We can work with you on a flexible payment schedule. * Have you been arrested for more than one DWI charge? You could be charged with felony DWI, and your freedom could be at risk. Talk to an attorney who is concerned about your future. * A DWI conviction has significant consequences. There can be substantial jail time, prison time, fines, mandatory classes, treatment, increased insurance rates and loss of reputation. You don't have to face this alone. Contact a defense lawyer today.
  20. Elizabeth
    1. Teague & Glover: D.W.I. stands for "driving while impaired," a misdemeanor that carries with it a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison and a $4,000 fine. There is also a mandatory loss of license ranging from 1 year to permanent, depending upon your record. In addition, it is possible that your personal automobile insurance rates could increase up to 800% for 3 years following a D.W.I. conviction.
  21. Elizabeth City
    1. Forbes, Joseph: Felonies & Misdemeanors Assault & Battery Robbery, Larceny and Theft Criminal Trespassing Manslaughter DUI & DWI Violation of Probation Drug Possession, Distribution & Manufacturing Sexual Assault & Abuse
  22. Elizabethtown
    1. Johnson Law Firm: If I have a license in another state. Or, if I have a license in another state and get a North Carolina ticket, must I worry about the North Carolina ticket? Answer: Maybe. It depends on whether the state has joined the Non-Resident Violator Compact. North Carolina and most other states and parts of Canada have joined this pact. A license suspension or serious ticket in any member state is the same as a ticket or loss of license in ALL 44 member states. Nonmembers as of January 1996 are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Washington, and Wisconsin. If your license is suspended in North Carolina, you cannot obtain a license in any of the member states until your North Carolina license is restored. If you fail to pay a ticket in North Carolina, your driverÕ€™s license in North Carolina will be suspended. It is unlikely that you will be able obtain or renew your license in your home state until you have resolved the ticket in North Carolina and had your driving privileges restored here. Most states also exchange information under the National Driver License Compact for serious violations such as DWIÕ€™s and suspended license due to unpaid tickets in North Carolina. This means that these violations will be charged against your license in your home state. In some states, even less serious out-of-state traffic violations are charged against your license.
  23. Elkin
    1. Neaves & Gillespie: Bankruptcy Criminal Law Family Law Personal Injury Real Estate
  24. Fayetteville
  25. Gastonia
  26. Garner
  27. Goldsboro
    1. Orander & Riley: DWI (formerly DUI) is a very serious charge in North Carolina, and can carry some very serious penalties, including loss of your drivers license, heavy fines, and even jail time.
  28. Greensboro
  29. Graham
    1. Remington, Fred: # Criminal Law # Driving While Intoxicated # Drug Crimes # Traffic Violation
    2. Hemric, Hemric & Champion: The law does not discriminate. If you are drinking and driving, you are subject to arrest. It does not matter if you are rich or poor, young or oldÑif you are driving while intoxicated, you will be arrested. Besides spending a night in the local jail, the future consequences of an arrest are serious and can be far reaching. If you have been arrested for a DWI in the Burlington, North Carolina, area it is important to contact an experienced attorney who will help make sure your future is protected.
    3. David Remington: Traffic violations such as speeding, illegal lane usage, reckless driving, failure to yield, and following too closely can result in license suspensions and higher insurance rates. Depending on the violation and how it is resolved, you may be fined, referred to a special program, or sent to jail.
  30. Greenville
  31. Hendersonville
  32. Hickory
  33. High Point
  34. Hillsborough
  35. Huntersville
    1. Bell & Bell: A DUI charge and subsequent suspended license places immediate limitations on an individual's freedom. Tasks such as going to work, school, or running errands now need to be done with the help of family or friends.
  36. Jacksonville
  37. Kernersville
  38. Kinston
    1. Swindell Law Firm: Not realizing the consequences, many people plead guilty to traffic offenses or simply pay their traffic tickets. However, if the matters are properly handled by a traffic attorney who has knowledge and experience with North Carolina traffic law, driving records and a significant amount of money can be saved.
  39. Kitty Hawk
    1. Merrell & Mauney:
      1. Until your case is finalized in court, you should not discuss your case with anyone other than your lawyer.
      2. If you are contacted by the police or anyone else, you should decline discussing the case without the presence of your lawyer.
      3. You should never attempt to contact witnesses who have been listed to testify against you. This can sometimes be misinterpreted as an effort to intimidate or influence such witnessesÕ testimony and can have disastrous consequences.
      4. If you believe that witnesses may actually be helpful to your case, make a note of the way in which you think they may help and tell your lawyer about it. This will protect you from any unfair claims with respect to such witnesses.
  40. Lewisville
    1. Allred, Amy: * Assault and battery * Domestic violence * DUI / DWI * Shoplifting offenses * Larceny or theft offenses * Driving with revoked license * Drug charges including possession and trafficking
  41. Lexington
  42. Lillington
  43. Lincolnton
    1. Lewis & Shuford: misdemeanors and felonies, from traffic citations and DUI/DWI to drug crimes, from assault and battery to homicide
  44. Louisberg
  45. Lumberton
    1. Smith & Graham: Family Law & Divorce Criminal Law Traffic Offenses Personal Injury Social Security Disability Real Estate Wills & Estate
    2. Musselwhite, Musselwhite, Branch & Grantham: DWI / Traffic Offenses Traffic citations can cover a broad range of violations including speeding, reckless driving and driving while impaired. Punishment for these violations could result in fines, probation, increased insurance cost, the loss of your driverÕs license or even jail time. If you have been charged with a traffic offense put a seasoned pro in the driver's seat
    3. Hunt, Jonathan: There are many ways of defending a drunk driving charge. * Illegal police checkpoints * Lack of probable cause * Inaccurate field sobriety testing * Inadmissible breath test results * Failure to issue Miranda warnings * Improper police conduct
  46. Manteo
    1. Wheles & Wheless: Drinking and driving can result in very serious penalties.
  47. Matthews
    1. Weaver, Bennett & Bland: If you have been charged with, or are under investigation for any offense, even possession of drug paraphernalia or marijuana, communicating threats, or driving while impairedÑissues that may seem easier to simply accept, it is important that you consult with a criminal defense lawyer at the first opportunity. The future consequences of your situation may have a significant impact on your life, ranging from an extended loss of driving privileges to a permanent criminal record. Only after speaking to an attorney familiar with the area courts and criminal law will you have the information you need to make well-informed decisions in the days and weeks ahead.
  48. Monroe
    1. Leas, Robert: All felonies All misdemeanors DWI Driving while license revoked All traffic offenses Family law Auto Accidents Bail Bonds Child Custody & Support Consultations Criminal Defense Divorce Mediation Divorce Separation Hearings Property Settlement
    2. Burn, John: handling all traffic tickets and DWI
  49. Mooresville
  50. Morganton
  51. New Bern
  52. Newport
    1. Wall, Bevin: DWI/DUI & Traffic In an instance, a single poor decision or circumstance can place your license, your job and even your freedom at risk. We can help. An experienced trial attorney can evaluate your case, explain your options, and put you in the best position for a successful outcome. Despite what the media would have you believe, DWI cases in North Carolina can be won, if the facts and legal issues are there to support it.
  53. Newton
    1. Sigmon, Sigmon, & Isenhower: Criminal Defense -Traffic Tickets -Civil Litigation and Defense -Estate Law including Wills, Powers-Of-Attorney, Trusts, and other needs -Personal Injuries -Real Estate matters
    2. Sigmon, Lance: Allegations of wrongdoing in the military can lead to serious consequences Ð reduction in rank, prison time and an end of your career. Courts-martial can be complex and involve significant legal issues.
  54. North Wilkesboro
    1. Green & Burke: If you are convicted of a driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated (DUI/DWI) offense, your life will be significantly changed. A conviction may result in large fines and jail time, as well as the social stigma that goes along with drunk or impaired driving. Your insurance rates will increase dramatically and you will lose your driver's license, at least temporarily, making it difficult to get to and from work. When you have been charged with a DUI/DWI offense, or other traffic violation, you need an experienced law firm to make sure your rights are protected.
  55. Oxford
    1. Watson, Dunlow & Wilkinson: DWI Driving While Impaired is a very serious misdemeanor in the State of North Carolina. A person who is convicted of a DWI, even on their first offense, will have their license revoked for a year, their car insurance rates will increase 400%, and could receive active jail time. It is imperative to have legal representation when you are charged with a DWI.
  56. Pinehurst
  57. Pittsboro
    1. Stafford & Heafner: traffic ticket can impact your insurance rates and your driving privileges
  58. Raeford
    1. Christopher Vaught: The prosecution has the burden of proving all the elements of an offense with which a defendant is being charged. In accordance with this burden of proof, a trial court is required to specifically instruct a jury on all the elements of the offense. A jury instruction is defective if it fails to set forth all the elements of the offense
    2. Debbie Baker: In North Carolina, a traffic ticket or citation can also have a detrimental effect upon your life. In many cases, your driving record can also determine if you are hired for a job especially in fields that require a person to drive on the job. The loss of your driving privileges can have a financial effect upon your ability to provide proper support for your family. Convictions for certain traffic offenses such as DWI and Driving While License Revoked can result in a loss of driving privileges as well as jail time depending upon your prior driving record.
  59. Raleigh Raleigh
  60. Robbins
    1. Thigpen & Jenkins: Traffic violations can result in points against your license, an increase in your insurance premiums, and even suspension of your driving privileges. We have handled thousands of tickets over the years and are experienced in obtaining the best possible resolution of your traffic violation. For the vast majority of traffic violations, such as speeding tickets and stop sign violations, we are able to handle your ticket without you having to appear in court. For more serious traffic violations such as Driving While Impaired (DWI), the consequences can include jail time, suspension of license and community service.
  61. Rockingham
    1. Crump, George: Appeals Civil Lawsuits Commercial Loan Closings Contracts Corporations Criminal Law - State & Federal Deeds DWI Estates Health Care Powers of Attorney Leases Offers to Purchase Option Agreements Partnerships Personal Injury Powers of Attorney Promissory Notes Residential Loan Closings Traffic Cases Wills Workers' Compensation Wrongful Death
  62. Rocky Mount
    1. Falk, Nick: Don't Face North Carolina's DWI Laws Without Qualified and Committed Legal Help When you're charged with DWI, you immediately face difficult paths no matter what you do. If you don't contest the charges you face a criminal record, the accumulation of driving points and the possible loss of your driver's license. Fighting your charges may lead to confusion and questions regarding: * North Carolina's repeat DWI offender laws * North Carolina's laws regarding refusal to provide a breath test * Issues surrounding blood alcohol content (BAC) * Driver's license revocation proceedings handled by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) If you have been charged with drunk driving, it makes sense to contact an attorney who has helped hundreds of clients with their DWI charges.
    2. Keel, Lassiter, Duffy & Sperati: * Sexual assault and battery * Domestic violence * Aggravated assault and violent crimes * DUI, DWI, Drunk driving charges * Drug possession and distribution charges * Guns and weapons charges * Theft, burglary, stolen property * Traffic violations * Fraud, embezzlement, white collar crime * Parole violations * Juvenile crime * Stalking, wrongful imprisonment * Internet crime, identity theft * Child abduction * Many other felony and misdemeanor crimes
  63. Rutherford
    1. Tomblin, Farmer & Morris: DWI, driving while license revoked, careless and reckless, drug possession charges, larceny, shoplifting, breaking and entering, under age drinking, assaults, injury to personal and real property, trespass, speeding to elude arrest, failure to yield for emergency vehicles, leaving the scene of the accident, and more.
  64. Salisbury
    1. Sherrill & Cameron: . In recent years the North Carolina legislature has been very active in passing laws to punish DWI convictions with increasing severity. The drunk driving laws are also more complicated than ever.
  65. Sanford
    1. Page Law Office: defense of traffic and criminal matters, and the defense and prosecution of civil claims and lawsuits
    2. Doster, Post, Silverman & Foushee: criminal cases
    3. Harrington, Gilleland, Winstead, Feindel & Lucas: North Carolina is an implied consent state. This means that by obtaining a North Carolina driver's license, a driver impliedly consents to submit to a breathalyzer test when requested. Drivers who refuse to take a breathalyzer automatically loose their driving privileges for a period of one year whether or not they are convicted of DWI. We represent drivers who refuse breathalyzer tests and drivers who registered a blood alcohol level of .08 or higher. Our DWI defense attorneys have handled hundreds of drunk driving cases and helped to reduce the impact of DWI charges on Sanford area drivers.
  66. Scotland Neck
    1. Dudley, Janet: DUI/DWI cases stem from the arrest of an individual for operating a motor vehicle while having a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) over the limit prescribed by law. Penalties can include fines, driver's license suspension or revocation, mandatory attendance at DUI schools, community service, probation, installation of a breath alcohol ignition interlock device, or a term of imprisonment. Additionally, individuals who refuse to submit to blood alcohol or field sobriety tests may also face criminal liability.
  67. Shallotte
    1. Chandler Law Firm: If you have been arrested for a DUI/DWI matter, you have a lot at stake. It could cost you your driver's license, and a conviction could result in a jail sentence, fines, increased insurance rates and a criminal record that can follow you for the rest of your life. Likewise, a traffic violation -- from a speeding ticket or a charge of reckless driving -- can carry significant effects, especially if you have a prior record. These charges are serious. Having the assistance of an experienced defense attorney on your side can make all the difference.
  68. Shelby
    1. Teddy & Meekins: DWI refers to driving while impaired. Alcohol and/or prescription and illegal drugs can cause this impairment. Under North Carolina law, a DWI arrest can occur if you register .08 or greater in a blood or breath test. Persons who are convicted or plead guilty to a DWI offense must complete a substance abuse assessment and comply with any recommended treatment as a condition for having his or her operator's license restored at the end of the revocation period. A DWI charge or conviction may result in a loss of license or limited driving privileges. Ordinarily a person who is convicted of driving while impaired suffers a loss of license following the conviction. Limited driving privileges are not automatically granted, but if they are allowed, they function as a restrictive license until the end of the revocation period or until the time of trial.
  69. Siler City
    1. Atwater Lawfirm: Drunk driving is a serious crime with potentially serious consequences. If you have been arrested for drunk driving, it is important to have an experienced criminal defense attorney on your side.
  70. Smithfield
  71. South Port
    1. Stiller & Disbrow: You Face Two Legal Threats A DWI arrest leads to two legal proceedings Ñ one for the criminal charge, and another hearing that could result in the loss of your driving privileges. Our firm can represent you in both. If it is at all possible, we want to keep you on the road Ñ by protecting your drivers license or obtaining a temporary drivers permit. Technology and the law have combined to give the state an edge in DWI prosecutions. However, it is possible to overcome a DWI charge. The police may have had no legitimate reason to stop your vehicle. They may have had no valid reason to demand a breath test. They may have conducted the breath tests improperly, or the equipment may have produced a faulty reading. There are additional novel DWI defenses that can work, depending on the circumstances.
    2. Gary Lawrence: An experienced attorney can help keep you out of court and on the road with lower insurance rates.
  72. Statesville
  73. Sylva
  74. Tabor City
  75. Tarboro
    1. Rountree & Boyette: * Business & Corporate Law * Civil Litigation * Contracts * Criminal Law * DUI/DWI * Elder Law * Estate Planning * Insurance Law * Mediations (Superior Court, Workers Compensation, Clerk of Court) * Personal Injury including: motor vehicle accidents * Probate & Estate Administration * Real Estate Law and Transactions * Speeding Tickets * Traffic Violations * Wills and Trusts
  76. Unknown
  77. Wadesboro
    1. Poisson , Poisson & Bower: handles a complete range of traffic violations, from simple speeding tickets to those involving alcohol and suspended licenses
  78. Waynesboro
    1. Brown, Taylor & Wijewickrama: Criminal law - DWI, traffic offenses, drug charges, all misdemeanors and felonies, state, federal and tribal crimes
  79. Wilesboro
    1. Brewer & Brewer If this is your first DWI in the past seven (7) years, we can usually keep you driving with a Limited Privilege. If it is your second or third DWI within 7 years, then you cannot get a Limited Privilege in North Carolina.
  80. Wilmington
  81. Wilson
    1. Farris & Farris: * Traffic tickets & violations * Drunk driving (DWI / DUI) * Assault * Theft, burglary, larceny * White collar crimes, fraud, embezzlement * Arson * Homicide, murder, manslaughter
  82. Warsaw
  83. Washington
  84. Waynesville
    1. Smith, Pamela: DWI, DUI, OWI, OUI
    2. Jones, Bill: Felony Misdemeanor Charges Traffic Offenses DUI
    3. Clark, Bob: Serious Consequences for DWI or DUI Convictions After being charged with a DWI/DUI, a driver's license is immediately revoked for 30 days. AFTER 1O DAYS, the driver may be eligible for a limited driving privilege. If your vehicle was seized, the process of forfeiture can move very quickly. If convicted of a DWI/DUI, five levels of sentencing exist in North Carolina. If a client faces sentencing, I prepare to seek the lowest penalty range and, where possible, the broadest limited driving privilege. The level of sentencing affects sanctions that can be ordered by the Judge: * Amount of the fine * Whether jail or prison time is given * Whether placed on supervised or unsupervised probation * Enhanced penalties for high blood alcohol content at the time of the driving * How many hours of community service are ordered * What type of counseling treatment might be required * Other special restrictions or costs If you or a loved one has been charged with impaired driving and is worried about the consequences of a conviction, you need to call a lawyer who will listen to your case and not judge your actions.
  85. West End
    1. Morris Law Office: For many people, an arrest for drunk driving is the first and only time you will be involved with the legal system. Because of this, you may be confused and have a lot of questions about what to expect. The legal blood-alcohol limit in North Carolina is .08 for adults. For people under the age of 21, we have a "zero tolerance law" meaning that any amount of alcohol in your blood is too much. If you have been arrested for drunk driving in North Carolina did you know that the blood-alcohol test you took might be invalid?
  86. Whispering Pines
    1. Morris Law Office: THE NON-RESIDENT VIOLATOR COMPACT Just because you are a resident of another state, do not make the mistake of thinking that the North Carolina ticket will not follow you when you leave. North Carolina and most other states and parts of Canada have joined together under the Non-Resident Violator Compact. A suspended license or a ticket in one state is reflected as a ticket or loss of license in every other state. Also, if you ignore a ticket in North Carolina, you will likely later find yourself unable to obtain a license in another state, or even renew your license, until you have resolved the ticket here and had your driving privileges in North Carolina restored. Most states also exchange information under the National Driver License Compact to prevent drivers from receiving multiple tickets in different states without triggering enforcement action. North Carolina is a member of the Nonresident Violator Compact and a license suspension or serious ticket in any member state equals a ticket or loss of license in ALL 44 member states. Nonmembers as of January 1996 are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Michigan, Montana, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Washington, and Wisconsin. If your license is suspended in North Carolina, you cannot obtain a license in any of the member states until your privilege to drive in North Carolina is restored.
  87. Willmington
  88. Wilson
    1. Thomas and Ferris: Breathalyzer tests hold more weight with judges if they register at 0.08 or higher in spite of their known shortcomings and errors. The gap between how juvenile DWI's are treated as opposed to adult DWI's is starting to close as well.
  89. Windsor
    1. Pritchett & Burch: * DUI / DWI / Drunk driving * Reckless driving * Driving on revoked license * Pleading no contest * Direct mail traffic tickets * Excessive speeding (tickets) * Hit and run
  90. Winston-Salem
  91. Yanceyville
    1. Daniel, George: The penalties for Driving While Intoxicated are severe. If you or a loved one has been arrested, you need an experienced D.W.I. attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights.
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