DRIVING WHILE INTOXICATED OFFENSES
Driving While Intoxicated is a criminal charge with serious potential consequences. A conviction for misdemeanor DWI will mean a criminal record, mandatory license revocation, mandatory interlock device, penalties imposed by the DMV, and up to $1400 in fines or up to one year in jail. Additional penalties that could be imposed include three years of probation, jail weekends, or community service, among others. Prior convictions for DWI may result in felony charges and far more serious potential penalties.
DWI is an extremely complicated area of law. You need an attorney who has experience in DWI litigation. You need an attorney who knows how to look for the minor details that could have a significant impact on your case. You need an attorney that can walk you through the process, while advocating for your interest every step of the way.
Mark Foti has obtained success at each stage of the litigation process. He has won motion arguments resulting in dismissal of all charges, he has obtained suppression and dismissal after hearings, he has obtained Not Guilty verdicts at trial in situations where the accused refused to submit to a chemical test and in situations where he/she did submit (Not Guilty with breath test results as high as .17, over twice the legal limit).
Mark Foti has also provided lectures to other attorneys at Continuing Legal Education programs on the topic of DWI consequences and breathalyzer preclusion in Monroe County, Ontario County, and Livingston County.
Each case is unique. There may be minor details that could have a significant impact, and if those factors are present in your case, you need someone who won’t overlook them. With Mark Foti, you are getting an attorney that you can rely on when charged with a alcohol or drug related driving offense.
Contact Mark Foti.
Driving While Intoxicated is a criminal charge with serious potential consequences. A conviction for misdemeanor DWI will mean a criminal record, mandatory license revocation, mandatory interlock device, penalties imposed by the DMV, and up to $1400 in fines or up to one year in jail. Additional penalties that could be imposed include three years of probation, jail weekends, or community service, among others. Prior convictions for DWI may result in felony charges and far more serious potential penalties.
DWI is an extremely complicated area of law. You need an attorney who has experience in DWI litigation. You need an attorney who knows how to look for the minor details that could have a significant impact on your case. You need an attorney that can walk you through the process, while advocating for your interest every step of the way.
Mark Foti has obtained success at each stage of the litigation process. He has won motion arguments resulting in dismissal of all charges, he has obtained suppression and dismissal after hearings, he has obtained Not Guilty verdicts at trial in situations where the accused refused to submit to a chemical test and in situations where he/she did submit (Not Guilty with breath test results as high as .17, over twice the legal limit).
Mark Foti has also provided lectures to other attorneys at Continuing Legal Education programs on the topic of DWI consequences and breathalyzer preclusion in Monroe County, Ontario County, and Livingston County.
Each case is unique. There may be minor details that could have a significant impact, and if those factors are present in your case, you need someone who won’t overlook them. With Mark Foti, you are getting an attorney that you can rely on when charged with a alcohol or drug related driving offense.
Contact Mark Foti.
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