Lonoke County, Arkansas DUI Attorneys

The offense of drunk driving in Lonoke County is called driving while intoxicated or DWI. Driving under the influence or DUI is another term for intoxicated driving, and it especially applies to minors arrested for drinking and driving in Arkansas.

Any alcohol related traffic offense is a serious crime that is best resolved with the guidance of an experienced DUI defense lawyer. Lonoke County DUI Attorneys Bennett & Williams can make a difference in the outcome of your case. They will use their knowledge of Arkansas DUI laws, their legal skills and their courtroom experience to seek reduction or even dismissal of the charges against you.

For immediate help with your case, contact Lonoke County Arkansas DUI Lawyers Bennett & Williams by filling out the form to the left or calling (877) 336-8788. The initial consultation is free with no obligation.

Save your driver's license

Time is very important when dealing with an Arkansas DUI. Not only will it help your attorney prepare a challenge to the prosecutor's case, acting quickly could mean keeping your driving privileges.

In addition to the criminal charges, if you are arrested for drunk driving in Lonoke County the state files a civil case seeking to suspend or revoke your driver's license. You can challenge that process but you must do so within 7 days of your arrest or you will automatically lose all driving privileges.

The hearing is much like a court experience with the arresting officer presenting evidence against you, and having legal representation improves the possibility of keeping your license. Contact Lonoke County DUI Lawyers Bennett & Williams now and they will handle the administrative hearing with the DMV for you.

Consequences of Arkansas DUI

Even a first time offense for driving under the influence can lead to jail, fines and court fees, loss of license, loss of auto insurance, alcohol awareness classes and supervised probation. The penalties increase if there was an accident with injury, a high blood alcohol content or prior DUI arrests. Being found guilty of DUI would result in a permanent criminal record that could impact your ability to find or keep a job.

Lonoke County DUI Attorneys Bennett & Williams practice criminal law, with a focus on DUI and drunk driving defense. They will use their experience and resources to protect your rights and aggressively fight the charges against you. They want to help you keep your record clean.

Remember that time is very important when it comes to saving your license and successfully challenging a drunk driving arrest, so contact Lonoke County Arkansas DUI Lawyers Bennett & Williams as soon as possible.

Tommy L. Bennett received an undergraduate degree from Arkansas State University and a juris doctorate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law. After graduation he served as law clerk for justices of the Arkansas Supreme Court. Tommy Bennett is a member of the National College of DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the Arkansas Bar Association.

Brad J. Williams graduated from Hendrix College in Conway County and received a law degree from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law. He is a member of the National College for DUI Defense, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Arkansas Bar Association, the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association and the Arkansas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Mr. Bennett and Mr. Williams have both completed advanced DUI detection and field sobriety test training sessions with the National College For DUI Defense, the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Bennett & Williams accepts all major credit cards for legal services. If you want serious DUI defense and want to win your case, contact Lonoke County Arkansas DUI Lawyers Bennett & Williams. The initial review of your case is absolutely free; just call (877) 336-8788 or fill out the consultation request form to the left for more information.