If you have been charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), call Don Vaughan and Associates DWI defense lawyers now: TAP (336) 273-1415 to arrange your initial free consultation. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Greensboro DWI Attorney
DWI charges can be intimidating. You may feel embarrassed and worried about what will happen on your court date. We at Donald R. Vaughan & Associates believe that all people deserve seasoned, smart and tireless legal representation, regardless of the charges filed against them. We are seasoned lawyers, experienced in NC DWI law, and can help you maneuver through the court process for the best outcome. We can help you avoid fines, increased insurance rates and even jail time. Let our DWI lawyers represent you and stand up for your rights.
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) is a crime in North Carolina that creates a number of difficulties for people who are accused. NC DWI law cases can range in seriousness and complexity from something that can be dealt with in a relatively short amount of time to full-blown felony charges carrying potential long-term state prison sentences.
Our DWI lawyers can handle complex trials
Trials of DWI cases can, under some circumstances, be among the most complex trials.
Whether you’re a college student, a commercial driver with a CDL license, a resident of North Carolina or a resident of another state who has been arrested in North Carolina for a DWI, you need a skilled DWI lawyer representing you.
Don Vaughan and Associates: Passionate and experienced on NC DWI law
Put your trial in the hands of a highly qualified and experienced DWI lawyer who knows the ins and outs of NC DWI laws and who is passionate about protecting your rights and helping you hold onto your driver’s license. The criminal justice system can be complex and confusing. We’ll explain exactly what is happening and what legal decisions will have to be made at the appropriate time.
Defense counsel should anticipate that many evidentiary problems may be expected over the course of a drunk driving prosecution, and potential civil license revocation. Further, defense counsel should know which objections can and should be made at trial to ensure that only relevant and reliable proof offered by the prosecution is ultimately admitted into evidence by the court. Defense counsel should know how to respond to a prosecutor’s comment on the defendant’s refusal to take a blood alcohol test [with regard to a drunk driving case]. Defense counsel should also be aware of the weight of circumstantial evidence against the accused in a drunk driving prosecution.
Source: Defending Drunk Driving Cases: Evidence Problems (Matthew Bender and Co., 2009).
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