A DUI Conviction Can Lead To A Loss Of Your License

The state of Virginia takes drunk driving very seriously. State prosecutors will not hesitate to aggressively target and take action against any person charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI).

A drunk driving conviction can affect a person’s ability to drive, and repeat offenders may even face jail time. A court may also assess mandatory substance abuse counseling.

Working with an experienced lawyer who will fight to protect your interests, like the one at Tiller Law – Craig P. Tiller, Esq., PLLC, is the best approach to mitigating the consequences of a DUI in Virginia.

Offering A Thorough Defense

Attorney Craig P. Tiller provides criminal defense for drivers in Lynchburg and throughout central Virginia who are facing first, second and subsequent DUI charges.

A Lawyer Who Understands Virginia’s DUI And DWI Laws

As an experienced attorney, Mr. Tiller understands the details and nuances of Virginia’s DUI/DWI laws. It is not enough to simply contest your charge and hope for the best. Rather, he will thoroughly investigate the circumstances surrounding your DUI charge to make sure that law enforcement followed all applicable laws and regulations.

Attorney Tiller often challenges the admissibility of breath tests. Frequently, this can contribute to reducing or dismissing the charges. If the police made an error or violated your rights, he will use this to build a strong legal defense to help defeat your criminal charges. He will work with prosecutors and law enforcement to get to the bottom of the real facts. In some cases, Mr. Tiller has been able to get charges reduced and even dismissed.

DUI Charges Should Not Jeopardize Your Future

Attorney Tiller’s clients range from college students who have never had a brush with the law to repeat offenders who are facing felony convictions. He also helps individuals charged with juvenile offenses.

Mr. Tiller knows that everyone makes mistakes, so his goal will be ensuring that your mistake does not hamper your future.

Frequently Asked Questions

A DUI conviction can result in the suspension or loss of your driving privileges. The length and terms of a suspension can vary depending on the circumstances of the case and whether you have prior DUI convictions. There may also be requirements you must meet before your driving privileges can be restored.
In some cases, a DUI/DWI charge may be reduced or dismissed depending on the facts and circumstances of the case. An attorney can examine whether law enforcement followed proper procedures, whether testing was conducted correctly, and whether there are other issues that could affect the prosecution's case.
After a DUI/DWI charge, you may face both criminal penalties and consequences related to your driver’s license. The specific consequences depend on factors such as your prior record, blood alcohol concentration, and circumstances surrounding the traffic stop. An attorney can explain what to expect and help you understand your legal options.