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Bloomington DUI Lawyers

1. Higdon Law: OWIÕs Conversion/Theft/Forgery/Burglary Possession of Illegal Substances/Paraphernalia Manufacture of Illegal Substances Illegal Consumption/Possession Assault/Battery Criminal Trespass Invasion of Privacy Resisting Law Enforcement Juvenile Representation Appeals
2. Baugh, Paul: DWI Battery Juvenile Delinquency Conversion HTVs Drugs/Narcotics Petition to Revoke Probation Theft
3. Salzmann & Associates: CIVIL Wills Family Trusts Commercial & Residential Leases Contract Law Collections CRIMINAL Felonies Misdemeanors DUI/OWI License Reinstatements Juvenile PCRs Sentence Modifications Appeals
4. Turner, Frederick: Drunk driving
5. Mallor & Grodner: * Drunk driving / DUI charges * Serious traffic violations * Assault, sexual assault, and domestic violence charges * Drug possession, sales, and trafficking charges * Theft crimes * White collar crimes * Internet crimes
6. Graham, Roy: Criminal Law areas: Sex offense cases, drug cases, suppression of evidence in drug cases, automobile cases involving DUI, license issues, probation violations, battery cases, domestic violence cases, appeals in limited circumstances, sentence modification.
7. Chapman & Nelson: OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED (OWI) The legal limit in Indiana is .08% Blood Alcohol Content. If you are arrested for an OWI, you may be requested to take a breathalyzer test. Refusal to take the breathalyzer test will result in an automatic one year suspension of your driver’s license. However, you should respectfully decline to answer questions and to perform any dexterity tests unless you are certain that you can test under the legal .08% limit.
8. David Schalk: If you have been accused of drunk driving, and you don't believe you were intoxicated or you want an analysis of the State's evidence against you, you should contact an attorney. If you signed a plea agreement, it may not be too late to change your plea to "Not Guilty.". If you didn't sign anything, all the better. Remember, even old convictions are subject to challenge. A conviction for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated entails both criminal penalties and mandatory license suspensions. The criminal penalties and license suspensions become increasingly severe as the number of offenses increase. For example, a 90-day license suspension is typical for first time offenders, but three convictions within five years of one another results in a mandatory 10-year suspension. It is legal to drive while feeling the effects of alcohol, provided that the driver is over 21 years of age, is not legally intoxicated, and does not have a blood alcohol content (BAC) greater than 0.08. Being caught driving while intoxicated does not automatically lead to a conviction. Cases must be dismissed if the arresting officer did not have a reasonable basis for suspecting a driver is intoxicated. For example, pulling someone over just because he is leaving a tavern is not considered reasonable, and should not lead to a conviction even if the driver turns out to be drunk. It is up to the driver's attorney to file the appropriate motions. Indiana Code Section 9-30-2-2 requires judges to throw out drunk driving cases if the arresting officer is not in uniform or in a marked car.
9. Sam Shapiro: There are three basic offenses for Operating While Intoxicated Operating while Intoxicated, Operating with a .08% or greater breath or blood alcohol and Operating with .15% or greater breath or blood alcohol.