North Carolina DWI law is complex and the penalties are severe. Here's exactly how I fight your case.
A DWI charge in Raleigh or Durham doesn't automatically mean a conviction. The State must prove every element of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt — and there are many ways to challenge the evidence against you.
Police must have reasonable suspicion to pull you over. If they didn't, all evidence obtained afterward may be thrown out.
These tests are often administered incorrectly. I know the NHTSA standardized protocols and identify every deviation.
The Intoxilyzer 9000 used in NC requires strict maintenance logs. I subpoena calibration records and challenge inaccurate results.
You have only 10 days after a DWI arrest to request a hearing to protect your driving privileges. I handle this immediately.
I never pressure clients into unfavorable plea deals. If trial gives you a better outcome, I'll fight for you in the courtroom.