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A top rated DUI Attorney at DK Firm wins trial in Arlington Virginia.


Our client was charged with DUI and Refusal in Arlington Virginia. The police stopped our client after they got a flat tire. During the field sobriety tests, the police took client’s glasses and didn’t give them back. However, even without their glasses, the client performed very well on the tests. The police also did not observe slurred speech or bloodshot eyes. Regardless, the police arrested our client for DUI first offense. At the jail the police attempted to administer the breath test. Our client asked questions about the breath test and requested that a supervisor be present for the test. Rather than answer the questions, the police charged our client with refusal.


At trial, the DUI attorney showed the jury how well our client performed on the field sobriety tests without their glasses. The police officer also admitted that our client did not actually refuse to take the breath test. As a result of hiring a skilled DUI attorney, our client was found not guilty of both DUI and Refusal.



DUI First Offense Penalties

DUI (Va. Code 18.2-266) is a class 1 misdemeanor punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a fine of up to $2500. If convicted, you are required to complete the Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP), your license is suspended for 1 year, and you must have an ignition interlock device installed in your car for 6 months.



Refusal Penalties

Refusal (Va. Code 18.2-268.3) first offense is a civil violation punishable by a one year license suspension. A second or subsequent refusal, or a refusal after being previously convicted of a DUI within the past 10 years is a class 1 misdemeanor punishable by up to 12 months in jail, a fine of up to $2500, and a 1 year license suspension.

If you are charged with DUI or DWI call DK Firm and schedule a consult with a top rated DUI attorney.


May 14, 2024
DK Firm criminal defense lawyer successfully defended our client charged with two Felony Assault charges: Strangulation, and Abduction, in Arlington, Virginia. Our client pled guilty to a misdemeanor and the case will be dismissed in two years. Following an argument in a hotel room, the police arrested our client for two Felony Assault charges: Strangulation and Abduction, after an argument in a hotel room. When the police arrived the individual told police they had an argument with our client in the hotel room. The individual reported that our client choked them and prevented them from leaving the hotel room. However, they did not have injuries that matched what they told police. On the day of the preliminary hearing the individual’s story was not consistent with what they told police. Also, the evidence did not support the individual’s story. Based on information from our investigation, the prosecutor agreed that the facts did not support the charges. The DK Firm criminal defense lawyer convinced the prosecutor to dismiss the abduction charge and reduce the strangulation charge to simple assault. Simple assault is a misdemeanor. The judge agreed to dismiss the assault charge in two years.
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