It’s natural to have many questions and concerns when you are arrested for drunk driving. What exactly does this charge mean for you and your family? What kind of legal options exist? How can you minimize the negative consequences? These questions and more are answered by the experienced attorneys at Browning & Long, PLLC. Using their years of practice and knowledge of the law, they share their thoughts to many of your most common concerns.
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Can I appeal my DWI conviction?
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What could happen to me if I am arrested for DWI with a minor child in my vehicle?
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Do I have to tell my employer about my DWI arrest?
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Can an Officer Stop a Driver for Legally Turning Away from a DWI Checkpoint?
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Will I be required to install an interlock ignition device on my vehicle after a DWI conviction?
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Can my DWI charge be reduced to wet reckless in North Carolina?
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Can the police search my car after pulling me over for driving while impaired in North Carolina?
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How can I challenge my blood test results in my DWI case?
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If I recieved a civil revocation when charged with DWI in North Carolina, when can I drive again?
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What steps should I take if I am stopped for driving while intoxicated?
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Can I be charged with DWI as a felony in North Carolina?
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Can I Refuse a Breathalyzer Test? Are There Penalties for Refusing to Blow?