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The Life of a DUI Habitual Offender in VirginiaAfter 3 major driving violations in Virginia, even if they’re not all DUI-related, your driving record could be labeled as a “habitual offender” and further restrict your ability to drive. Knowing what this means to your driving abilities and your records is important to recovering from a DUI conviction. Make sure you have help on your side, contact Virginia DUI Lawyer Bob Battle – 804-673-5600.
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Virginia DUI Charges When Minors Are PresentA Richmond, VA mother is being charged with DUI while her two children occupied the vehicle with her. While she faces normal DUI charges, the presence of the children also escalated her charges to include 2 counts of child neglect.
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Using Personal Breathalyzers to Prevent DUIsWith technology becoming smaller and more accessible every day, a home-use breathalyzer is no longer difficult to obtain. Having access to an accurate test of your blood alcohol content (BAC) at all times can help prevent future DUI convictions. Contact Virginia DUI Lawyer Bob Battle to schedule your legal consultation today – 804-673-5600.
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DUI Myths: Is it Possible to “Beat” a Breathalyzer Test?There are many urban legends circulating regarding people who have supposedly “beaten” the breathalyzer test and gotten off scot-free from a DUI conviction.
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Your Blood Alcohol Content: What it Means To Your DUI CaseThe term Blood Alcohol Content, or BAC, is thrown around constantly during DUI convictions. Many mistake this number as a measurement of alcohol lingering in your mouth or the smell of your breath. If you’ve been charged with a Virginia DUI, contact Virginia DUI Lawyer Bob Battle to schedule your legal consultation today – 804-673-5600.
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First-Time DUI Penalties in Virginia: Restricted Operator’s LicenseFollowing a first-time DUI conviction, you may be eligible for a Restricted Operator’s License to allow you to continue working and participating in other necessary daily activities. The state of Virginia takes many factors into consideration when awarding a restricted license and you will benefit from the help of an attorney who can argue for your side. Contact Virginia DUI Lawyer Bob Battle – 804-673-5600.
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First-Time DUI Penalties in Virginia & Ignition Interlock SystemsA first-time DUI conviction can come with many penalties and restrictions designed to deter you from becoming a repeat offender. One of the most recent programs the Virginia courts have begun to include in their rulings is the use of Ignition Interlock systems in the vehicles of restricted drivers. Contact Virginia DUI Lawyer Bob Battle – 804-673-5600.
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Virginia Traffic Dispute Leads to Shooting and Reckless Driving ChargesAn alleged case of road rage and reckless driving escalated into charges of attempted second-degree murder when one driver involved a gun in their argument during a Virginia traffic dispute. If you have been charged with reckless driving or speeding in Virginia, you have the right to a fair trial. Contact a Virginia DUI defense attorney for help in protecting your rights – (804) 673-5600
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The Obvious Flaws of Sobriety TestsField sobriety tests are not the best way of determining whether someone is actually driving under the influence. A good attorney may be able to argue the validity of these tests in a DUI case. Contact Bob Battle to schedule your legal consultation today – 804-673-5600.
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Your Inaccurate BAC Reading Could Get Your DUI Charges Dropped!Even despite the supposed evidence that the state may have against you, a good DUI defense attorney may be able to beat your Virginia DUI charge. One way is to argue the evidence pertaining to your blood alcohol content analysis. If you need a Virginia DUI defense lawyer, call Bob Battle at 804-673-5600.
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Presumed vs. Inferred Guilt in a Virginia DUIIn 2007, a Virginia Court of Appeals ruled against the specific wording in Virginia DUI statutes which state a “presumption” of intoxication if a motorist’s blood alcohol content (BAC) is .08 or above. If you need a Virginia DUI defense lawyer, call Bob Battle at 804-673-5600.
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Seeking a Jury Trial After a Virginia DUIIf you’ve been found guilty of a Virginia DUI, you may still have the right to appeal and have a completely new trial by jury. This is known as the right to trial de novo. If you need a Virginia DUI defense lawyer, call Bob Battle at 804-673-5600.
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