dwi <a href="http://hotspill.com/buy/bestsellers/viagra.html" />Viagra buy</a> lawyer’ /></a></div> <div><em><strong>glovett98</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>Defense Criminal Attorney for court date in Williamson County–Georgetown, TX Best at reducing charge /winning case? DWI with child under 15, refused breath test. Agreed to field sobriety-told that i suffer from severe degenrative arthsis in both feet. Found prescription drugs:hydrocodine, xanex, and adderrall–all of which I have current, legtimate, local specialists prescriptions. Of course failed test because of feet, handcuffed, arrested in front of son–son most distressed, officers not thoughtful toward child. Had small rear end bump to car in front of-no ingury–expired insurance.<br/><br/></div> </p> </div> </div> <div class="clearer"></div> <ul class="Note"> <li class="NoteRss"> <a href=RSS feed for comments on this post

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  1. trooper3316 says:
    August 23, 2008 at 8:58 pm

    Most attorneys offer a free initial visit, but I think you are going to find this is going to be tough to beat.

    The fact you have a prescription for the drugs does not matter. If you read the label, I’ll bet all three warn about driving while taking the meds, and I’m sure combining them is even worse. They do not have to prove you took the drugs illegally, all they have to prove is the drugs impaired your driving.

    As far as refusing the breath test, that in itself is evidence of intoxication.

    As a final piece of evidence, you rear ended a car. It doesn’t matter how minor, the fact you hit a car will go towards proving impairment.

  2. Anonymous says:
    August 25, 2008 at 12:58 am

    I wouldn’t suggest bringing up the officer not being thoughtful towards the child.

    You have him beat in that department when you got behind the wheel all drugged up, and put him in danger by rear ending another car.

  3. mariko m says:
    August 25, 2008 at 7:38 am

    glovett98, Call a professional, they should know the ins and out of Rhode Island law by heart.