If a police officer pulls you over under suspicion of drunk driving, our drunk driving attorneys strongly recommend taking the following steps:
If a police officer arrests and charges you with DUI in Pennsylvania, we strongly advise you to take the following steps:
Perhaps. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is in charge of license suspensions and will revoke your driving privileges if you refuse to take a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) test. They may also suspend your license if you take the test and your BAC is over 0.10 percent or if it’s your second or subsequent DUI offense.
Penalties often vary significantly from one DUI arrest to another. That’s because the circumstances surrounding each arrest are unique. It’s also important to note that you often have a limited amount of time to challenge your driver’s license suspension.
In most cases, you must file an appeal with the state soon after your license suspension. It’s better to appeal your license suspension sooner than later. In certain circumstances, drivers can receive permission to drive to and from work.
DUI convictions can have serious consequences. They can result in:
It’s important that you take your DUI arrest seriously right from the start. We can challenge your arrest and the evidence being used against you. We can argue that:
Whatever the reason, we know exactly how to conduct a comprehensive investigation on our clients’ behalf to build a compelling legal case.
Discover how drunk driving attorneys Mazzoni Valvano Szewczyk & Karam can help you if you have been arrested for DUI in Pennsylvania. Schedule a free case evaluation today. Call (570) 348-0776.
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