Fighting Drugged Driving Charges

Posted by Richard Lawson | Apr 27, 2012 | 0 Comments

DUI arrests are not always alcohol-related. At the Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson, we have seen a growing number of drug related DUI arrests in Atlanta. For example, Alpharetta police stopped a man for reckless driving in northern Fulton County. The man was observed driving a Dodge Charger 120 mph across two lanes on GA 400 headed northbound. The speed limit was posted as 65 mph. Police arrested the man and searched his car, finding what appeared to be marijuana.

The car was impounded and the motorist is now facing a list of charges: DUI, possession of marijuana, failure to maintain lane, reckless driving and speeding. Alpharetta courts treat these charges very seriously; he could be facing years in jail, high fines, loss of license and a serious of other penalties. Don't let this happen to you, call the Law Offices of Richard S. Lawson as soon as you are arrested for a DUI of any kind in the state of Georgia.

We have the knowledge and expertise to help you fight charges like these. We would find out if the police had probable cause to search the man's vehicle. If not, all of the drug charges would have to be thrown out. We would also fight to reduce the sentence to possibly probation and a limited driving permit. Drug related DUIs are serious business, so call our successful team as soon as possible!

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Richard Lawson

Richard S. Lawson is passionate about intoxicated driving defense. Unlike some attorneys, Mr. Lawson devotes 100% of his legal practice to helping people stand up for their rights against DUI charges. For more than 20 years, Mr. Lawson has dutifully fought for his clients' freedom, resolving more 4,900 impaired driving cases during the course of his career. Today, Mr. Lawson has developed a reputation as a skilled negotiator and continues to help clients by fighting to keep them out of jail.

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