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Beau Rudder Camden County DUI Attorney

Protecting Families, Preserving Futures Against DUI Charges in Georgia

Being arrested for DUI in Georgia has life altering consequences. You will need to pay to post bail to get out of jail. You will be given a court date to face the DUI charge. You have 30 days from arrest to contest administrative license suspension. Contesting this suspension is not automatic. It must be requested by you or your lawyer. This is why hiring an experienced DUI lawyer immediately is important to protecting your rights

Have you been charged with a DUI in Georgia? Call (912) 707-2110 or email Beau Rudder Law to schedule a meeting with Beau Rudder, Kingsland and Camden County, Georgia defense attorney.

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Understanding Georgia's DUI Laws

Navigating the legal landscape of DUI laws in Camden County, GA, requires a comprehensive understanding of both state and local law. In Georgia, driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense with strict penalties. Camden County follows these statewide laws, and it's crucial to be aware of the key aspects.

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Limits:

The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration in Georgia is 0.08%. For drivers under the age of 21, a BAC of 0.02% or higher is considered a DUI.

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Implied Consent:

Georgia operates under an implied consent law, meaning that by obtaining a driver's license, individuals implicitly agree to submit to chemical tests, (breathalyzer, urine or blood test) if suspected of DUI. Refusal to take a test may result in a license suspension.

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Penalties for DUI Convictions:

Penalties for DUI convictions can include license suspension, clinical evaluations for substance abuse, mandatory DUI school attendance, fines, probation, and even imprisonment. You will need to carry specific insurance if/when your license is reinstated and some jobs also require mandatory self reporting of any DUI. The severity of penalties depends on factors like previous offenses and the level of intoxication.

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Administrative License Suspension:

The Georgia Department of Driver Services will automatically suspend your license for 12 months if you are found to have a BAC of .08% or higher at arrest. You have 30 days to request an administrative license suspension hearing, it's not automatic. This is why it's imperative to hire an experienced DUI lawyer immediately after arrest.

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Ignition Interlock Devices:

For certain DUI convictions, the court may mandate the installation of an ignition interlock device in your car, requiring a breath test before the engine starts.

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Aggravating Factors:

Aggravating factors such as accidents, injuries, or high BAC levels can lead to enhanced penalties. Subsequent DUI offenses within a ten-year period also result in more severe consequences.

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Legal Representation:

Given the complexities of DUI laws in Camden County, seeking legal representation is paramount. An experienced DUI attorney, like Beau Rudder, will navigate the legal system and  construct a strong defense to protect you and your future.

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Beau Rudder Law represents clients from across the country that have been charged with DUI, BUI, marijuana or drug charges in Kingsland, Camden County or South Georgia. 

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