EASLEY DUI DEFENSE ATTORNEY
It is not uncommon for a sober motorist to mimic signs of impairment during a traffic stop and
subsequent DUI investigation. Nervousness, fear, disability, fatigue, illness, caffeine, etc. can cause a motorist to exhibit many of the same clues used to identify an impaired driver.
The experimental methods used to develop Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) have not been peer-reviewed which is the customary method for validation in the scientific community. To learn more
about the flawed science behind SFSTs contact DUI Defense Attorney Travis Newton.
South Carolina DUI convictions carry serious consequences both from the State of
South Carolina and the Department of Motor Vehicles. Do not wait to contact a Easley DUI Defense Attorney after being arrested? If your South Carolina Drivers License was suspended for an
implied consent violation there are important filing deadlines that if missed will disqualify your eligibility for a Temporary Alcohol License.
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What are the consequences of a South Carolina DUI conviction?
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Is there mandatory jail time for a DUI conviction?
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What are the total fines?
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How long will I lose my South Carolina Driver's License?
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Will I be subjected to random drug and alcohol testing?
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Will I be forced to attend mandatory drug and alcohol counseling?
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What is The Alcohol Drug Safety Action Program (ADSAP)?
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What is SR-22?
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What are the consequences for my auto insurance premium?
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Are Field Sobriety Tests reliable?
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Is the Datamaster (breathalyzer) reliable?
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Will I be forced to blow into an ignition interlock device each time I start my vehicle?