Any attorney who gives you a percentage before reviewing your case is either guessing or selling. The truth is that DUI case outcomes depend entirely on the specific facts - how the traffic stop happened, what field sobriety tests were administered, whether breath or blood testing followed the required procedures, Read More
Astigmatism does not affect the field sobriety test police use to look at your eyes during a DUI stop. The test is called the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test, or HGN. People often confuse the two terms because both involve the eyes - but they measure completely different things. Astigmatism is Read More
The total cost of a DUI in Rhode Island goes well beyond the court-imposed fine. When you factor in fines, court costs, attorney fees, DMV reinstatement fees, increased insurance premiums, alcohol education program costs, and potential ignition interlock installation, the total cost of a first-offense DUI can easily exceed $5,000 Read More
The price of a DUI in Rhode Island can vary depending on if it is your first offense, if there are other charges involved in the case, if you have a criminal record, and case complexity. A First-Time misdemeanor DUI can range between $2000-$3500.
Rhode Island DUI Lawyer Chad F Bank is in court every day fighting for his clients. Upon being retained, Attorney Bank gets the Police Report from your arrest and goes over it with you to see if there were any procedural errors and to prepare your DUI defense strategy. His Read More
Yes. Legal representation can significantly impact the outcome of your case. An experienced RI DUI Lawyer like Chad F Bank gives you the best chance for a favorable outcome.
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Yes, depending on the evidence and legal strategy.
License suspension is common, but the length depends on the offense.
You will be processed, possibly released on bail, and required to appear in court.