Elkridge DUI Lawyer
If you are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Elkridge, Maryland, the consequences can be severe. FrizWoods Criminal Defense provides skilled representation to protect your rights and minimize the impact on your life.
Why FrizWoods for DUI Defense?
Elkridge, located along the busy I-95 corridor, is a hotspot for DUI stops due to its high traffic and commuter routes. Having local attorneys who understand the area and its courts gives you a significant advantage.
Our DUI Defense Process
- Comprehensive Case Review: We analyze your traffic stop, field sobriety tests, and BAC results for errors or violations.
- Aggressive Representation: Whether negotiating with prosecutors or fighting your case in court, we are prepared to defend you.
- Focus on Minimizing Consequences: We aim to reduce or dismiss charges, protect your license, and avoid jail time.
DUI Laws in Maryland
Maryland takes DUI charges seriously, with penalties including:
- Fines
- License suspension or revocation
- Potential jail time
- Increased insurance rates
Learn more about DUI penalties on our Maryland DUI Overview page.
Local Courts and Experience
Elkridge cases are often heard in Howard County courts, where our attorneys have a deep understanding of procedures and relationships with key figures. We provide a localized defense to help you navigate the legal system.
Contact Us Today
DUI charges are time-sensitive. Call FrizWoods today for a consultation and let us start building your defense.
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FAQs
Q: What happens if I refuse a breathalyzer test in Maryland?
A: Refusing a test can result in an automatic license suspension under Maryland's implied consent laws.
Q: Can I get a restricted license after a DUI arrest?
A: Yes, depending on your case, you may qualify for a restricted license or an ignition interlock device.
Q: What is the difference between DUI and DWI in Maryland?
A: DUI involves a BAC of 0.08% or higher, while DWI is charged for impaired driving with a BAC of 0.07% or observable impairment.