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A few questions the Campbell County, Kentucky DUI Lawyers at Suhre & Associates will ask you:

• When were you arrested?
• Did you take a breath test, urine test, or blood test? If so, what was the result?
• What field sobriety tests did the officer have you perform?
• When is your next court date?
• Did you have a valid license and insurance at the time of your arrest?
• Are you employed and what days/hours do you need to be able to drive for work?

Client involved in a single car accident, followed by an altercation with the police and hospital staff. Blood test reportedly was three times the legal limit. During thorough investigation, the defense found several weaknesses and errors in the case. Client was acquitted.

Client was a passenger when her brother was arrested for DUI in Kentucky. Client was under 21 and had been drinking. The police took her home but several hours later she drove to the police department to pick her brother up after he was processed for DUI. Client was stopped by the same officer who had arrested her brother, and her breath test result was well over the legal limit for a 21-year old driver. Defense filed a motion to suppress hearing and the court dismissed all charges. Mr. Suhre also prevailed during an appeal by the State.

Following a hit and run accident, client was arrested for driving under suspension, leaving the scene of an accident and felony DUI. During an investigation of the case it was determined that evidence had not been properly preserved. Mr. Suhre filed a motion to dismiss the felony DUI charge and the court granted the motion. The State appealed the decision to a higher court but, after reading transcripts of the hearings, the state's appellate attorney voluntarily ended the appeal and agreed to dismissal.

There are specific factual and legal circumstances unique to each client's case. The circumstances in your case may be different from the ones above. No representation is being made that the same or similar results can be obtained in your case.