Fairfield County Connecticut DUI/OUI Attorney

Drunk driving in Connecticut is termed OUI, or Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence, though it can also be referred to as DUI, or Driving Under the Influence. A Connecticut OUI/DUI offense is typically charged when a motorist has a blood alcohol content of .08% or higher, though a law enforcement officer can arrest you with a lower BAC if impairment is suspected.

Fighting a Connecticut OUI/DUI can be difficult and the consequences for being found guilty can be severe. Further, the judge, prosecutor and police will not be looking out for your interests, so it not recommended that you take on the court system alone.

As difficult as things may seem, you still have rights. An experienced and qualified DUI defense attorney will ensure those rights are protected and that get you the best result for your case.

Fairfield County Connecticut DUI/OUI Attorney Robert Koetsch knows Connecticut DUI laws well and understands the DUI court system. He has the experience and legal skills to make a positive difference in the outcome of your case.

Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk DUI Attorney Robert Koetsch offers a free initial consultation during which he will review your specific case, outline legal options and discuss his fees. There is no obligation, so contact Robert Koetsch now by calling (203) 792-1911 or filling out the form to the left.

A conviction for drunk driving in Fairfield County could lead to suspension of driver's license, jail, community service, loss of auto insurance or significantly higher premiums, court costs and a fine. It would also mean having a criminal arrest record, which could make it difficult to find or keep a job and keep you from opening a line of credit.

Fairfield County DUI Atorney and Bridgeport DUI Lawyer Robert Koetsch will try to keep your record clean. He will challenge evidence, review breath and blood testing equipment maintenance records, study the arrest report for errors in procedure and question the initial reason for the traffic stop. He will make the prosecutor and police prove every point of its case, and if they cannot there is a chance of getting your case reduced or dismissed.

The State of Connecticut will try to suspend your driver's license if your blood alcohol content was above legal limit or you refused to submit to a breath or blood test. The proceedings are part of a civil case filed through the Department of Motor Vehicles. Because the civil case is separate from your criminal case, you could lose your license well before being found not guilty.

You can challenge the license suspension, though you must request an administrative per se hearing with the DMV within 12 days of the date of your arrest for driving under the influence in Fairfield County.

Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk Connecticut DUI Lawyer Robert Koetsch can help you with both your criminal case and your license. The DMV hearing is complicated and involves police testimony and presentation of evidence, and having legal counsel can improve the chances of keeping your driving privileges. Contact DUI Attorney Robert Koetsch now for more information.

Fairfield County Connecticut DUI Lawyer Robert Koetsch practices criminal defense including helping those accused of driving under the influence in Connecticut. He offers excellent legal guidance and personal attention for a fair fee.

To learn more about Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk DUI Lawyer Robert Koetsch and how he can help you, call (203) 792-1911 or fill out the form to the left. The inquiry is free and confidential. Remember, time is important, so to save your license and get the best result, call now.