Blog Category | Dui
What Are The Legal Limits for Blood...
South Carolina has clear legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limits. For most drivers, that limit is 0.08%. If you’re pulled over and your BAC is at or above that level, you can be charged with driving under the influence, even if you feel sober. Facing a DUI charge? At the...
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What Should I Do If I Am...
If you are stopped by the police on suspicion of DUI, you should stay calm, be respectful, and know your rights. What you do and say during this traffic stop can significantly affect the outcome of your case, and our seasoned Gaffney DUI lawyer at the Law Office of Mo...
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What Defenses are Available for a DUI...
It is an extremely stressful situation to be facing a DUI charge, and it’s completely understandable to feel overwhelmed and worried about the consequences. However, always know there are defenses available to help prevent a conviction or minimize your penalties whenever possible. To identify the defenses that apply to your...
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Can You Refuse a Breathalyzer or Blood...
If police officers stop you and ask you to submit to a breathalyzer or blood test, it is natural to wonder about your options. First, drivers do have the option to refuse these tests. Still, you must also understand the potential consequences of denying, as they can be serious, even...
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Ask the Attorney Is It Illegal to...
As you drive home after a night on the town in Spartanburg, you feel a bit tipsy and as though you should not be driving, but you reason that you can get home quickly without being pulled over. Then, you see the telltale lights and signs alerting you to a...
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Things to Know Before Being Pulled Over...
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) is a serious criminal offense that can have lasting consequences on your personal and public life. In South Carolina, being convicted of a DUI can result in many penalties, including court fines, jail time, vehicle impoundment, and the loss of driving privileges. Because DUI significantly...
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