Representing yourself for a DUI is not advisable. Drunk driving is a highly intricate field with severe repercussions. For instance, a third DWI is considered a felony, and Louisiana can look back ten years at your previous DWI convictions. DWIs can impact both your insurance rates and driver’s license.
Engaging a qualified attorney can make a significant difference. An attorney can meticulously scrutinize the case, challenge evidence, demand access to records related to breathalyzer calibration and maintenance, independently analyze blood samples, negotiate for reduced charges or sentences, and even secure expert witnesses for trial. They can also contest any administrative license suspension.




