Falls Church DUI Lawyers

Salvado & Salvado: People mistakenly try to defend themselves by answering police questions before getting arrested. Keen citizens who consult attorneys before making any voluntarily statements to the police are more likely to preserve their defenses and not incriminate themselves. We all have the right to remain silent and exercising that right may be the most important act in your life. When in doubt, consult an attorney. Often just a telephone consultation is very helpful. It is not possible for an attorney to guarantee results.
John Boneta: Does the car have to be moving for me to be guilty of DUI/DWI? No. You can be arrested for DUI/DWI by driving while over the legal BAC in your state or while impaired. But, you need not actually drive a car in order to be arrested. You can still be found guilty if you had the capability and power to dominate, direct, or regulate the vehicle, regardless of whether you were exercising that capability or power at the time of the arrest. In other words, simply sitting behind the wheel with the keys in the ignition can lead to your arrest for DUI by being in actual physical control of the car.