Savannah DUI with Drugs Lawyer

Representation from Our Experienced Defense Attorney

According to O.C.G.A. § 40-6-391(a), a person can't drive or be in control of a moving vehicle while:

    Their driving abilities is being negatively impacted because they are under the influence of drugs
    Under the purposeful influence of any aerosol, toxic vapor, or glue to the extent it negatively affects the person’s driving
    Under the influence of any combination of substances mentioned
    Marijuana or a controlled substance is present in the person’s urine or blood

If you or a loved one has been charged with a drug-related DUI, it’s imperative you seek legal counsel with our Savannah attorney. With  over 35 years of trial experience, Attorney Robert F. Pirkle  uses his extensive knowledge as a former prosecutor to provide his clients with both sides of the spectrum in regards to what they could encounter in the courtroom.

Penalties of a DUI Involving Drugs

A first conviction for DUI-Drugs in ten years results in a minimum of 24 hours in jail, a fine of at least $300, 12 month probation, completion of 40 hours of community service, DUI school, a clinical drug and alcohol evaluation, and license suspension of up to six months.

A second conviction within ten years results in a minimum jail sentence of 72 hours, a fine of at least $600, 12 month probation, completion of 35 days of community service, DUI school, a clinical drug and alcohol evaluation, and license suspension of up to six months.