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Canandaigua DWI Lawyers

1. Conklin, Patrick: What to Do When Pulled Over Contrary to what you may have heard, if you are pulled over for suspicion of DWI, you are not required to consent to a field sobriety test. However, you are required to submit to a breathalyzer test if it is your first offense. If you refuse, your license will be suspended for six months even if you are acquitted at trial. The penalties you face increase with each DWI conviction. A third DWI conviction is considered to felony DWI and will leave you facing prison time. For this reason it is extremely important to fight every DWI charge against you to avoid a cumulative effect. Whether you have been pulled over for the first time or face felony DWI charges, I will work closely with you to determine your best course of action. Drug Related DWI Offenses Usually involving driving while under the influence of marijuana, a conviction for drug-related DWI has similar consequences as DWI related to drunk driving. Before you are arrested, police will have a drug recognition expert determine whether you have used marijuana. After your arrest they will test you for drug use.
2. Fred Reed: New York, like most states, is getting more tough on drunk driving. If you are convicted of DWI, you could lose your license, be forced to pay large fines and surcharges and possibly be jailed. If you should receive a ticket for driving while intoxicated, I can help.
3. Brenda Smith:

   A person must consider all the effects a DWI conviction can have on your life

   1. It can effect your criminal record,
   2. Your privilege to drive a car,
   3. Your job and career if you have your license revoked,
   4. The increase in your car insurance,
   5. You may be required to attend the Drinking Driving Program,
   6. You may Be placed on probation,
   7. Forfeiture of your motor vehicle,
   8. You may even be incarcerated.