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North Dakota Drunk Driving Defense Attorneys

  1. Bismark
    1. Bolinske Law Firm: murder, rape, assault, drug offenses, forgery, arson, robbery, theft, driving under the influence, fleeing in a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of an accident, driving under suspension, child abuse and neglect, terrorizing, interference with a 911 phone call, revocation of probation, the commitment of sexually dangerous individuals, tampering with a witness, contempt of court, juvenile law offenses, possession of a firearm by a felon, careless driving, reckless driving, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, theft of services, aggravated assault, kidnapping, NSF Check, escape, stalking, reckless endangerment, domestic assault, gross sexual imposition, corruption or solicitation of a minor, indecent exposure, burglary, robbery, criminal trespass, identity theft, and many more types of criminal charges
    2. Glass Law Office: Felonies Misdemeanors DUI Wills Trusts Estates Probate Guardianships Elder law
    3. Bormann, Myerchin, Monasky & Espeseth: DWI/DUI Defense In a concerted effort to reduce drunk driving, all states and most local counties have imposed strict laws against driving while intoxicated (DWI). If you are arrested and charged with drunk driving or driving under the influence (DUI), the consequences can be severe; you may lose your driverÕs license, pay heavy fines, have your vehicle impounded and even receive a jail sentence. DWI convictions remain on your permanent criminal record and as a result, may interfere with your livelihood, causing you to lose your job or hinder future employment opportunities. With such high stakes, it is crucial that you contact a qualified DWI defense attorney as soon as you are arrested for driving while intoxicated.
    4. Dickson Law: Criminal Law Representing those accused of criminal behavior from Driving Under the Influence to Murder and everything in between.
  2. Casselton
    1. Onsted Twichell: Defense of state and federal criminal charges in North Dakota and Minnesota Appeals of state and federal convictions in North Dakota and Minnesota
  3. Dickinson
    1. Reichert Armstrong: Criminal Defense DUI & Personal Injury
  4. East Grand Forks
    1. Hammarback, Dusek & Associates: Driving Offenses Careless driving Driving without a license/while license suspended or revoked Driving without liability Insurance DUI/DWI DUI Administrative Hearings Fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer Leaving the scene of an accident Open container Possession of marijuana while driving a motor vehicle Reckless driving Speeding Vehicle forfeiture Your constitutional rights are: Right to a lawyer Right to cross examine and confront witnesses Right to testify on oneÕs own behalf Right to remain silent Right to a speedy trial Right to use Courts subpoenaing power to compel witnesses to testify Right to jury trial (most cases) Presumption of innocence
  5. Grafton
    1. Pearson Christensen & Clapp: felony and misdemeanor criminal violations
  6. Grand Forks-Fargo
    1. Handy Law Office: Juvenile Adult defense DUI / DWI Assault Drug charges Theft Sex offenses
    2. Ohmdahl & Morgenstern: All Felony and Misdemeanor Crimes ¥ DUI/DWI (MN & ND) ¥ Drug Crimes ¥ Sex Offenses ¥ Assault/Homicide/ Disorderly Conduct
    3. Kirschner Law: Criminal Defense Business Organization & Procedure Immigration Law Civil Rights Litigation & Appeals
    4. Rosenquist, Arnason and Hankey: DUI/DUS Drug Cases Sexual Offenses Homicides All Felonies & Misdemeanors
    5. Larivee & Light: North Dakota DUI It is a crime for any person to drive or be in actual physical control of a motor vehicle within this state when the person is under the influence of alcohol. A person who is 21 years and older is considered to be under the influence if he has an alcohol concentration of at least .08 at the time of the performance of a chemical test. The test must be performed within two hours of the driving or physical control of the vehicle. If the person is under the age of 21, the person is under the influence if he is driving or in actual physical control of a motor vehicle and has an alcohol concentration of at least .02 at the time of the performance of a chemical test. The test must be performed within two hours of the driving or physical control of the vehicle. If the driver does not consent to take a blood, breath or urine test, the law enforcement officer will take the driver's driving license and provide him with a temporary permit. The driver then has the option to "cure the refusal" by pleading guilty to the charge of driving under the influence and waiving his administrative hearing. If the driver elects this option, he loses his license in accordance with North Dakota's implied consent statute.
    6. Aaland Law Firm: When you are, or are about to be, charged with a crime you have rights and you have options. Immediately you are called on to assert or to waive your rights. Without knowledge of your rights under the law and the state and federal constitutions you may be deprived of your rights and you may lose your options. Speak to the police or assert your right to remain silent? Consent to a search of your car, your home or your person, or decline? Engage a lawyer to proactively protect your interests or wait to see what happens? Plead guilty or not guilty? Is it best to plead guilty and take the sentence you get? Will jail or prison be required? Will there be a fine or property forfeiture? Will you be required to register as a predatory or sexual offender? What rights will be lost by the conviction? Will you lose your right to possess a gun, to vote, to leave the country? Will there be probation and what restrictions on your freedom will be imposed? What if you cannot comply with the terms of probation? How will the conviction affect your education, your career, your employment? What advantage is gained by a plea of not guilty? How do you make sure your case is heard by a different judge? Could the police and prosecutor be prevented from using information gained as a result of unlawful questioning, unlawful stop and search of an automobile or a warrantless search of a home? If a warrant was issued was it based upon false information provided by the police? Was the warrant lawfully issued? Were you lawfully arrested and if not what advantage can be gained? What mistakes were made by the police? How do you discredit a police witness? How do you show a jury the alcohol testing was not fair? What does proof beyond a reasonable doubt really mean? Are you really presumed innocent? Should the case be tried to a jury and if so what are the odds of a not guilty verdict? How do you select a jury? What are the alternatives? What will it cost? Does your lawyer have the experience necessary to do the job?
    7. Haugen & Moeckel: All felonies and misdemeanors DUI / DWI All drug crimes Thefts Assaults Juveniles and adults
    8. Kennelly & OÕKeeffe: Personal Injury Auto Accidents Motorcycle Accidents Products Liability Tort and Litigation Slip and Fall Defective Products Medical Malpractice Wrongful Death Serious Injury Boating Accidents Business Law Contracts Corporations and LLCÕs Partnerships Real Estate Trusts and Wills Probate Buy/Sell Agreements Power of Attorney Bankruptcy Family Law Divorces Custody disputes Adoptions Child Support Paternity Child visitation Grandparents Rights Conservatorship Criminal Law Felonies Misdemeanors Drug and Property Crimes DUIÕs and Administrative hearings Protection Orders Juvenile matters
    9. Edinger, Richard: DUI In North Dakota, there are two separate cases in a driving under the influence (DUI) case. There is an administrative proceeding in which the North Dakota Department of Transportation attempts to suspend your North Dakota driver license or your privileges to drive in North Dakota. The second case is the criminal case in which you face the possibility of jail time, a fine, and other penalties. The administrative proceeding is started when a person is served a Report and Notice under Chapter 39-20. The person must request an administrative hearing within 10 days after being served the Report and Notice under Chapter 39-20. If this is not done, even if the motorist has a meritorious defense, the motorist has lost their license! There are no exceptions to this! The administrative proceeding is separate and distinct from the criminal case. Thus, even if the criminal case is ultimately dismissed, if you did not request an administrative hearing within 10 days, your license or privileges to drive will be suspended. In North Dakota, a DUI case is either a misdemeanor or a felony. This depends on whether one has any prior DUI convictions and whether the motorist caused damage to property or caused injury or death to a person. If a person has a prior DUI conviction, there is mandatory jail time that the court must impose if there is a conviction. For a second DUI conviction within five years, there is a mandatory minimum 5 days in jail. For a third DUI conviction within 5 years, there is a mandatory minimum 60 days in jail. For a fourth DUI conviction in seven years, there is a mandatory minimum of 180 days in jail. There are also substantial fines and other consequences upon a DUI conviction.
    10. Hajek, Meyer & Beauclaire: # All Felonies and Misdemeanors in State and Federal Courts # DUI # Assault # Drug Charges # Traffic Violations # Violations of Restraining Orders
    11. Reichert Law Office: A North Dakota DUI is highly technical and complex.
    12. Omdahl Law Office: These criminal charges as well as rape or theft require the representation of an experienced lawyer.
    13. George Ulseth: You can be arrested by driving while over the legal BAC in your state or while impaired, however, you need not actually operate the car in order to be arrested. You may be found guilty if you had the capability and power to dominate, direct, or regulate the vehicle, regardless of whether you were exercising that capability or power at the time of the arrest. Simply sitting behind the wheel with the keys in the ignition can lead to your arrest for DUI by being in "actual physical control" of the car.
    14. Kirschner Law Firm: If you are charged with a crime, you are in serious trouble. You can be sent to jail, forced to pay substantial fines, and costs, and can be found civilly liable for the same conduct and be required to pay damages to the alleged victim. It is very important that you obtain experienced, knowledgeable and aggressive representation to handle your case.
  7. Hazen
    1. Lange & Donovan: If youÕre facing criminal charges or a DUI itÕs essential that you protect your rights and take steps now to avoid complicating matters in the future.
  8. Jamestown
    1. Dalsted & Ryan: Real Estate Estate Planning Probate Business Law Family Law Personal Injury Criminal Defense Corporate Law Government Law
  9. Minot
    1. Pringle & Herigstad: DUI Defense The laws governing driving while intoxicated (DUI) are complex and require an expert with in-depth understanding of this area of practice.
    2. Vogel Law Firm: DUI in North Dakota DUI (Driving Under the Influence) cases in North Dakota have a civil component and a criminal component. The civil component of the case is the administrative hearing Ð the proceeding in which the North Dakota Department of Transportation (DOT) is attempting to suspend or revoke your North Dakota driving privileges. The criminal component of the case can result in a criminal record, jail time, fines, and court costs. There are further issues that arise for those carrying a commercial drivers license (CDL), for those driving a commercial vehicle under the influence of alcohol, and for those under the ages of 18 and 21. Please contact your attorney to learn more about these specific issues. There are several collateral consequences of a DUI conviction. Admissibility to certain countries, like Canada, may be prohibited for those convicted of a DUI. The Federal Aviation Administration may take adverse action against a licensed pilot as a result of either a conviction or administrative license suspension resulting from a DUI.
  10. Wahpeton
    1. Smith, Strege & Fredericksen: homicides to DUIs
  11. Williston
    1. Nehring, Jeff: Criminal defense: Misdemeanors Felonies DUIs
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