Second Offense DUI Defense Lawyer

A client was charged with second offense drunk driving. He was charged with this new DUI within seven years of his first drunk driving offense, which meant he was facing serious jail time, revocation of his driver’s license, and either the forced sale or immobilization of his vehicle.

There was also an accident in this case, and he was charged with leaving the scene of an accident — the same thing as a hit and run.

The client made the right move and called drinking and driving lawyer, Aaron J. Boria and we were able to get the second offense reduced to impaired driving, first offense, and the leaving the scene charge was dismissed. On top of that, we were able to get him accepted into sobriety court. By doing this, our client did not have to give up his car, was able to obtain his license, and avoided jail.

Call (734) 453-7806 today to speak with drinking and driving lawyer, Aaron J. Boria.

Second Offense drinking and driving

If a previous drinking and driving conviction occurred within seven years of your new arrest, then you will be charged with second-offense drunk driving.

Many judges interpret the second-offense drinking and driving statute to carry a mandatory minimum of five days in jail and a maximum of up to one year in jail.

The Michigan Secretary of State will revoke your driver’s license for a second-offense DUI, and it will not automatically be reinstated.

These consequences were avoided once DUI lawyer Aaron J. Boria finished handling this case.

Drinking and Driving Lawyer

f you have been accused of driving drunk, call drinking and driving lawyer Aaron J. Boria at (734) 453-7806.

We know how a DUI offense can turn your life upside down, which is why we do everything in our power to get you the best possible outcome.

Attorney Boria is experienced in defending drinking and driving cases. He also attends specialized training to improve his skills in DUI defense, which sets him apart from other so-called drinking and driving lawyers.