Georgia Implied Consent & BAC Testing
Chemical Test Refusal Results in Automatic License Suspension
Refusal of a breath test may have seemed like the best idea at the time.
The Law Office of Robert L. Booker can help you feel confident that it was indeed the right choice. Arrest
for suspicion of
DUI is already a stressful situation; feel confident that our firm will use
every means available to help you relieve some of the stress by obtaining
the best possible results for you.
What Georgia Implied Consent Law Means
Driving a vehicle while impaired is taken seriously in the State of Georgia.
Therefore Georgia is one of many states with an Implied Consent Law. Under
this law, a person is required to submit to a blood or breath test after
arrest to determine the level of alcohol or drugs in their system.
A person does have the right to refuse
BAC testing (Blood Alcohol Content) under the U.S. Constitution, but their driver’s license will be suspended, complicating an already
difficult situation. Attorney Robert Booker is compassionate at the prospect
of loss of driving rights which could seriously impact work and family.
Contact Our Experienced Attorney Today!
Act quickly and our legal team will perform the necessary actions to fight
to help you avoid suspension, and the timing is critical.
You only have 10 days after arrest to avoid DUI suspension of your license. Don’t you owe it to yourself to receive the best possible representation
and fight to avoid the loss of your driving rights?
For more information about Georgia implied consent laws,
contact Attorney Booker today by calling
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