Geneva DUI Lawyers

Donahue, Sowa, Bugos and Brown: A police officer will pull you over if he notices that you are driving erratically -- swerving, speeding, failing to stop or even driving too slowly. Of course, you may have a good explanation for your driving (tiredness, for example), but an officer is unlikely to buy your story if he smells alcohol on your breath or notices slurred words or unsteady movements.
Sandra Byrd: DWI/DUI means "driving while intoxicated" or "driving while under the influence" and refers to the crime of drunk driving. This crime usually includes driving while abusing drugs and the operation of other kinds of motorized vehicles, such as boats. Drunk driving is defined by each state's criminal code.
Donald Tegeler: If found guilty of DUI, the impact of losing a driver's license often has a domino effect. The client is not longer able to drive which often leads to other violations of the law.
Van Der Snick Law Firm: You could be facing the loss of your license, fines and court costs, alcohol treatment, the loss of your vehicle, and even jail time. You must have the advice of an attorney that understands these potential consequences and knows how to minimize them.