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Additional Virginia Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: ¿Cuál es la definición de DUI en Virginia?
  A: DUI, set forth in Section 18.2­266 of the Virginia code, states that it is unlawful for any person to drive or operate any motor vehicle, "[w]hile such … More
• Q: Do I have to take a Breath Test or any other Chemical Test when pulled over for suspected DUI in Virginia?
  A: Simply stated, No. The United States Constitution provides that a person shall not be required to incriminate themselves. Therefore, you have no obligation to give … More
• Q: What happens if the police officer failed to read me my rights after a DUI arrest in Virginia?
  A: There is a common misconception that when an officer fails to read a person their Miranda Rights (i.e., "You have the right to remain silent, you have a right to … More
• Q: Do I have a choice of Blood Alcohol Level Tests under Virginia DUI Law?
  A: At the scene of the arrest, police officers will frequently offer what is called alco­sensor. The alco­sensor is a notoriously inaccurate breath test. It is … More
• Q: Can I represent myself in Court under Virginia DUI Law?
  A: Anyone can represent themselves in court, but DUI law is very complicated and the punishments are severe. DUI statutes take up 42 pages of the Virginia Code. … More
• Q: What terms are used for drunk driving offenses in Virginia?
  A: A person arrested for drunk driving in Virginia will be charged with Driving Under the Influence (“DUI”). More
• Q: Is drinking and driving a crime in Virginia?
  A: It is not a crime to drink and drive in Virginia. However, you may not legally drive if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) has exceeded the maximum percentage allowed … More
• Q: What is the legal drinking limit for drivers in Virginia?
  A: The blood alcohol limit in Virginia is a 0.08 BAC, unless you are under the age of 21. If you are under the age of 21 and your BAC is 0.02 or higher then you are … More
• Q: What are the penalties for a DUI conviction in Virginia?
  A: Conviction for DUI first offense: Mandatory, minimum $250 fine, Driver’s license revocation for one year. Conviction for DUI second offense: Mandatory, minimum … More
• Q: What happens if I refuse to take a Chemical Test in Virginia?
  A: If a suspect refuses the chemical test, and the refusal is "unreasonable," the suspect will lose his driving privileges in Virginia for the civil offense of … More