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General practitioners have experience in a wide variety of legal areas, but they are not necessarily specialists in DWI and DUI law. The penalties associated with drunk driving are severe – the best chance you have of avoiding a DWI conviction is to gain representation by an attorney who is a qualified expert in DWI Law.

All DWILawyers specialize in DWI and DUI law. They have represented thousands of clients in drunk driving cases and can do the best job of helping you avoid or negate the serious penalties that a DWI convicting can cause you. .

ABOUT DWI’S AND DUI’S

Individual States, along with the United States Supreme Court, have made laws and Judicial findings which allow the police to stop a motor vehicle for DWI for DUI offenses. Police officers are allowed to pull a vehicle over based on a “reasonable articulable suspicion” that you are committing a crime, committing an infraction or driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The police can even stop your vehicle and ask you questions without first having advised you of your constitutional rights, your right to remain silent, or the right to an attorney. This is called an investigative detention. As a driver, you have the right to refuse to answer any questions. However, the likelihood is that if you refuse to speak with the police, you will be arrested. One the other hand, if you answer the officers questions and incriminate yourself, the more likely you will be arrested. Welcome to DWILawyers.com

During the vehicle stop, (the “investigative detention’), the officer is looking, observing, listening and using his sense of smell to determine if you have consumed any alcohol. The officer is also evaluating your dexterity, sense of balance and the sound of your speech, and if you are slurring your words as you speak. Other factors shuch as your ability to remain focused during the conversation and your ability to respond without repetition and confusion is also important. If the police officer asks if you consumed a drink containing alcohol, it is likely that the police officer will ask you to exit your vehicle and perform several “sobriety tests” to determine if you are indeed operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

At this point, the police are attempting to turn the investigative detention into ‘probable cause” to arrest you. Depending on which state you are being stopped in, the officer will ask you to perform several of the following field sobriety tests; an eye test called the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test, the Walk And Turn Test and the One Leg Stand Test. The officer will first give you exact instructions on what to do for the test, and then possibly demonstrate how the test should be done. Then, he will ask you to perform the same tests. The offer does this in order to determine if alcohol has affected your ability to listen to instructions and then perform the tests according to those instructions.

Weather you are intoxicated or not, these tests are specifically designed for you to fail. If, for some circumstance you find yourself doing these test on the side of the road, prepare yourself to be arrested.

This is where DWILawyers.com can help you. DO not hire a general practitioner to defend you. You are in serious trouble. A DWI or DUI conviction can stop you getting a job, promotion, credit, or even housing. You need an experienced, qualified, and knowledgeable DWI Lawyer. Our lawyers focus their practice to help those charged with DWI and DUI related offenses.