DWI Defense
If you are charged with Driving While Impaired (DWI), you need an experienced attorney who concentrates in this field to help you through the entire process.
Pretrial Limited Driving Privilege
If you have been arrested for a DWI in North Carolina, your driver’s license has been taken for 30 days, as you are now under a 30 day civil revocation. We can obtain a pre-trial limited driving privilege from a District Court Judge for you after 10 days from the day that you were processed after your arrest.
Discovery
You have the right to review all evidence against you. We will subpoena the
dash cam and body cam footage from the arresting officer’s on board cameras. We will make sure that no leaf is left unturned while building your defense.
Suppression Motions
The police don’t always get it right. If we find an issue with the manner in
which law enforcement conducted their investigation, the manner in which you were arrested or an issue with the pre-trial release, we may file a suppression motion which if granted, could result in the dismissal of your case.
DMV Hearings
If it is alleged that you willfully refused to provide breath/blood or urine
after being charged with a DWI, you must request a hearing in writing with the
DMV. We can request a hearing on your behalf in the proper manner to prevent the revocation until we can have your hearing. This is very time sensitive, so scheduling an appointment with our firm as soon as possible is extremely important so that you don’t lose your right to a hearing. If so, your license will be revoked for a period of one (1) year before your case even goes in front of a judge.
Trial
The state has the burden of proving every element of every charge beyond
a reasonable doubt. Holding the state to this burden is our primary goal. We are here to fight for you!
