Natrona County Wyoming DWI Attorney

The offense of drunk driving in Wyoming is called Driving or Having Control of Vehicle while Under Influence of Intoxicating Liquor or Controlled Substances. It can also be referred to as Driving While Under the Influence, or DWUI. In parts of the US it is called Driving While Intoxicated, or DWI. The legal limit for intoxication in Wyoming is a blood-alcohol-content of .08%, though arrests do occur even with lower BAC readings.

The penalties for drunk driving are influenced by a number of factors, including whether the driver had an elevated blood alcohol level, has prior alcohol related violations, was involved in an accident with injury or was underage. The consequences of even a first time offense and having a criminal record are serious enough that you need a qualified and experienced Wyoming DWI/DWUI lawyer.

Natrona County DWI/DWUI Lawyer Wade Redmon is familiar with the court system and Wyoming DWI laws. His experience and professional legal guidance can make a difference in the outcome of your case. In mounting an aggressive DWI/DWUI defense on your behalf, Wade Redmon may challenge evidence, analyze breath or blood test procedures for errors, check equipment maintenance records, question witnesses, review the arrest record for errors in policy and file pre-trial motions on your behalf.

The police, the prosecutor and the judge will not be looking out for your interests, but Casper Wyoming DWI Attorney Wade Redmon will protect your rights and make the state prove every point of its case against you.

If the state does not, your case may be reduced or dismissed.

For a free review of your case, contact Natrona County, Wyoming DWI/DWUI Attorney Wade Redmon by filling out the form to the left or calling (307) 265-2061. Wade Redmon will outline your legal options, discuss his fees and clarify why you need to hire him. There is no charge for the initial review and there and there is no obligation, so call now.

A first time Wyoming DWI/DWUI offender typically loses their driver's license for 90 days, though there are many conditions that influence that figure. The state also has the right to seek suspension of your license if you are found guilty of the charge of drunk driving in Natrona County. Protecting your driver's license is one advantage in having qualified legal representation throughout your DWI/DWUI defense.

You can request a Contested Case Hearing and seek a probationary license, but the civil hearing may be as complex as the criminal case filed against you. Casper DWI/DWUI Attorney Wade Redmon can help you in your effort to retain your driving privileges by scheduling and representing you at a DOT hearing. However, time is important as critical deadlines apply. So don't delay.

A charge of drunk driving in Wyoming could result in fines, a jail term, loss of license, probation and other penalties. The degree of penalties is up to the discretion of the court, though an experienced DWI/DWUI attorney will ensure that your case is properly heard and that your rights are protected.

Being found guilty of DWI/DWUI could mean having a criminal arrest record, which could lead to difficulties in finding or keeping a job. Your auto insurance premiums could be substantially higher and certain countries, including Canada, would impose travel restrictions.

Casper DWI/DWUI Lawyer Wade Redmon can help you understand the penalties you are facing and determine the best legal defense for your specific case.

If you are convicted of driving while under the influence in Wyoming, you will be required to undergo a substance abuse evaluation. This independent test will determine whether you must enroll in an alcohol awareness program or undergo alcohol dependency treatment in order to receive a driver's license.

A Wyoming DWI/DWUI can be a difficult and emotionally trying experience. For answers to your questions, contact Casper, Wyoming DWI/DWUI Attorney Wade Redmon by filling out the consultation request form to the left or calling (307) 265-2061. The initial consultation is free.

Natrona County, Wyoming DWI/DWUI Lawyer Wade Redmon serves the entire county including Casper, Bar Nunn, Edgerton, Evansville, Midwest and Mills, Wyoming

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