Felony DUI Seattle

Felony DUI Seattle is here to help you get legal representation for your charges of Driving Under the Influence. If you or a loved one was involved in a drunk driving incident, you should be made aware about your best courses of action for the near future.

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Speaking with our highly qualified DUI attorneys can help get you the information and assistance that you need. Driving Under the Influence is the most commonly committed crime in the United States, yet in spite of this fact, a DUI charge is one of the most complex and difficult crimes to defend against. A charge of drunk driving, felony or not, is a serious charge, even for first time offenders, and most people who are charged with a DUI have never committed a criminal act prior to this offense. Due to the frequency of the charge and the fact that a DUI is usually a person’s first offense, many defendants believe that their case can be defended by any attorney at law. In order to get the best defense possible, finding an experienced DUI defense attorney in Seattle should be made a priority.

You may not know if you are being charged for a misdemeanor or a felony DUI, or not fully understand what constitutes a felony charge for DUI cases. In most instances, a DUI in Seattle is a gross misdemeanor, but still can lead to up to a year in jail and up to $5000 in fines. There are certain circumstances that can make the charge of drunk driving a felony charge. If you have been charged with a felony DUI and do not fully understand why, you should consult a criminal defense attorney in Seattle to answer your questions.

If you are facing a DUI charge, you are already under a lot of pressure, with fines and fees piling up, plus payments for the criminal defense lawyer and increases in your insurance rate, you probably want to minimize the damage. Have a defense attorney go over the facts of your case to look for any place the police might have gone wrong and make sure you were not wrongfully accused. The prosecuting attorneys in DUI cases have to prove that the person charged drove the vehicle and at the same time they were “under the influence,” meaning their ability to drive safely was affected by alcohol, drugs, or some combination of both. If a defense attorney can show either of these facts to be false, this will refute the case of the prosecution.

If you are in need of legal advice or assistance, contact Felony DUI Seattle as soon as possible.