DWI • Driving While Impaired
North Carolina state law prohibits the operation of a motor vehicle by any driver with a .08 percent or above blood alcohol concentration.
Getting arrested for DWI or Driving While Impaired can have serious consequences you may have not considered. These include the ability to fulfill your obiligations to your employer and resulting financial issues.
Driving While Impaired
Keep in mind that any minor in North Carolina that is convicted will automatically have their driver's license revoked for one year.
Let the Collins & Collins PA team of attorneys evaluate your driving while impaired case by understanding the evidence against you and offer legal advice about the charges and possible repercussions against you.
Call Collins & Collins PA today at (828) 524-0017.