Just because your blood alcohol level is below .08, does not
mean that you can not be charged with driving
while impaired. If you are found to
have between .05 and .08 BAC, you will not be charged with a DUI, but you may
still face prosecution for driving
while impaired. The consequences are
not actually much less severe than a DUI, you can still lose your driving
privileges and incur large fines, so it is important to be prepared with a
strong driving
while impaired defense against your charges.
You only have seven calendar days to request
a hearing when you are charged with a DWAI or DUI, and if you let that period
go by without acquiring legal defense
for driving while impaired, your charges will stand unchallenged. Iyer Law Office can
provide quick expert driving
while impaired defense in Denver so that you are fully protected and have
someone working for your rights who really understands the ins and outs of
Colorado’s complicated drinking and driving laws. We offer a free initial consultation to
answer any questions you have and to look at the details of your case to see
how we can build a solid driving
while impaired defense for you.
