Man Pleads Not Guilty to 5th DUI
Posted on Oct 8, 2011 8:10pm PDT
A man in the Billings, Montana area has reportedly pleaded not guilty to felony DUI and misdemeanor charges in regard to his
fifth DUI arrest. According to reports, he was originally arrested after he was stopped by officers for speeding. He reportedly appeared to be intoxicated and failed his field sobriety tests. In this DUI case, he refused to provide a breath sample, but he did have to submit to a blood drawing. His previous driving under the influence convictions are from 1994, 1997, 2001 and 2002.
You need to understand what to expect when you are charged with a DUI because the circumstances can be quite serious. You may face jail time, heavy fines, license suspension and other consequences. It's important that your drunk driving case is handled properly so that your rights are protected during this time. You can resolve this matter in a beneficial way if you know how to approach your case with the help of a lawyer.
With the help of a DUI attorney, you can begin to move forward with your case and your life. You can count on a drunk driving lawyer to always have your best interest in mind while protecting your rights. It's in your best interest to work with a drunk driving attorney who will know how to deal with DMV hearings and court proceedings. Contact a DUI lawyer today to begin discussing your case.