Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) and Driving While Impaired (DWI) are serious criminal offenses in the State of Maryland. Your license to drive is confiscated on the spot and you risk losing your privilege to drive for up to four months or more. As a result of your arrest you face jail time, points, large fines, ridiculous insurance increases and possible loss of employment.
We know what is on the line for you- we can help! Our firm is specifically dedicated to helping people with DUI and DWI related issues. Feel free to read through the information contained in our site, read our testimonials from prior clients we have helped and then send us your contact information. We will get in touch with you within minutes of receiving your information (day or night) and immediately schedule your FREE consultation. There is also a free DUI Information book to the right which you can download for immediate answers.
DUI/DWI Attorney Bruce Robinson has been successfully defending people charged with DUI and DWI cases in Maryland for over a decade. We understand that this is probably your first contact with the criminal justice system and it is a serious and frightening event. Most people are not familiar with Maryland's complex web of DUI/DWI laws, they do not know their legal rights when they find themselves handcuffed and sitting in the back of a police patrol vehicle. For example, you do not have to perform any field sobreity tests when requested to do so, and in fact, you should not do so. Also, you have the absolute right to speak with an attorney before giving any breath or blood test. The officer probably never told you that before asking you to give a breath sample. You may have been offered or given a preliminary breath test or PBT which is different from the formal breath test. Your officer was required to advise you of additional rigths if you performed this test. Knowing the Maryland DUI laws is important to you and critical to a successful defense. We know Maryland DUI law and we have a proven track record for success. Contact us and see what we can do to help you.
We know what is on the line for you- we can help! Our firm is specifically dedicated to helping people with DUI and DWI related issues. Feel free to read through the information contained in our site, read our testimonials from prior clients we have helped and then send us your contact information. We will get in touch with you within minutes of receiving your information (day or night) and immediately schedule your FREE consultation. There is also a free DUI Information book to the right which you can download for immediate answers.
DUI/DWI Attorney Bruce Robinson has been successfully defending people charged with DUI and DWI cases in Maryland for over a decade. We understand that this is probably your first contact with the criminal justice system and it is a serious and frightening event. Most people are not familiar with Maryland's complex web of DUI/DWI laws, they do not know their legal rights when they find themselves handcuffed and sitting in the back of a police patrol vehicle. For example, you do not have to perform any field sobreity tests when requested to do so, and in fact, you should not do so. Also, you have the absolute right to speak with an attorney before giving any breath or blood test. The officer probably never told you that before asking you to give a breath sample. You may have been offered or given a preliminary breath test or PBT which is different from the formal breath test. Your officer was required to advise you of additional rigths if you performed this test. Knowing the Maryland DUI laws is important to you and critical to a successful defense. We know Maryland DUI law and we have a proven track record for success. Contact us and see what we can do to help you.
I have always thought that sometimes it would be hard to not drive while drinking if you are so impaired that you don't realize what you are doing. This is why I'm glad they have a DUI attorney to help them plead their case (although I will say that I'm against drunk driving). How exactly does the point system work with drinking and driving?
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