BROWN & GILL, LLC
Attorneys
The Mecca Building
2024 Beaver Ruin Road
Norcross, Georgia 30071

(770) 825-0115
(770) 825-0113 (f)
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METRO ATLANTA DUI ATTORNEY
EXPERIENCED DUI DEFENSE

“Per Se” DUI Violations
“Less Safe” DUI Violations
DUI License Suspensions

Do not think for one second that DUIs are merely traffic offenses. Nothing could be further from the truth. DUIs are serious misdemeanors and are treated, handled and punished very severely.

There are several misconceptions regarding DUI. First, there is a belief that if a person were to drive with any amount of alcohol in their system that they have violated the law. The law is violated when a person is “less safe to operate his/her vehicle”. There must be probable cause on part of the officer to arrest you for DUI. Usually an officer will ask a person to conduct several “field sobriety” tests to gather probable cause to arrest you. An officer will also note any “erratic” driving movements and the physical appearance of the driver.

If you are arrested all is not lost. The officer must follow procedures and rules pertaining to DUI arrests. Sobriety tests must be performed properly. “Implied consent” warnings must be given properly if a person is asked for a breath or blood sample. Failure to comply with the rules on the officers part may be enough to save you from a DUI conviction.

Contact The Experienced Attorneys At BROWN & GILL TODAY!

We have successfully received favorable results for several of our clients resulting in reduced or dismissed charges. DUI cases are usually won or lost BEFORE trial. Call us to have one of our attorneys evaluate your case for the best outcome possible.

*IMPORTANT NOTICE – GEORGIA “TEN DAY” RULE*

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  • January 19, 2012
    Sample Case – Douglasville Municipal Court
    State v. DS, Douglasville Municipal Court – DS was stopped for failing to use his turn signal while changing lanes. During the traffic stop, the Officer allegedly smelled a strong odor of alcohol. DS was asked to perform field sobriety tests, which
  • January 19, 2012
    Sample Case – Henry State Court
    State v. TT, Henry State Court – TT was involved in a one car accident in Henry County. While investigating the accident, the Officer allegedly detected a strong odor of alcohol. The Officer conducted several field sobriety tests, including the horizontal gaze
  • January 19, 2012
    Sample Case – Cobb State Court
    State v. CT, Cobb State Court – CT was stopped for speeding on I-75 northbound in Cobb County. Also, the Officer claimed that CT failed to maintain lane when he tried to pull her over. During the traffic stop, the Officer allegedly