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Your Right to a DUI Defense in Memphis
You have the right to obtain DUI Defense in Memphis. Call the Memphis office of Mark S. McDaniel Attorney at Law as soon as you have been charged so that you can receive the help you need to face the charges. You have the right to an attorney who is personally invested in your case and who will aggressively challenge your arrest. The defense team at Mark S. McDaniel Law will help you every step of the way. Our attorneys are sympathetic to the massive inconvenience a drunk driving arrest can cause for you. In addition to fines and community service, your license will be at the very least suspended, and possibly totally revoked, for a minimum of one year.
We understand how hard it is to lead a full life without the ability to drive to work, or the other places that make your life what it is. Our DUI attorneys in Memphis
can challenge the arrest and the forensic evidence used against you, and will be there to explain the subtleties of Tennessee drunk driving laws.
Miranda Rights
Contrary to popular belief inspired mainly by television shows about the legal system, arresting officers do not have to read you your Miranda Rights before the arrest. The police need only a suspicion of driving under the influence to arrest you – if they do not read you your Miranda Rights you are exempt from self-incrimination and anything you do say may be dismissed as invalid later in the trial, but the arrest may stand.
“Implied Consent” Law
When you are first pulled over on a suspicion of driving under the influence, you have the right to refuse submitting to a blood alcohol content test. However, if you refuse to submit to this test and you are later convicted for drunk driving, the fact that you refused may be held against you. You may face heavier fines, increased jail time, and a longer suspension or revocation of your license.
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