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DUI Facts

DUI: Driving Under the Influence of alcohol or an illicit substance - any substance, licit or illicit, if it impairs the driving function.

DWI: Driving While Intoxicated.

Implied Consent - Refusal to Submit to Blood Alcohol (BAC) Test:

Revocation of Driver License for 12 months.

Revocation of Driver License for 24 months if crash resulted in bodily injury (Most Aggravated Drunk Driving Law).

Revocation of Driver License for 5 years if an crash resulted in a death (Most Aggravated Drunk Driving Law).
For additional information or questions concerning your case, contact the Law Office of
Richard M. Brooks to make an appointment.

E-Mail:
Richard M. Brooks rmbrooks@richardmbrooks.com

(615) 735-0807 Office
(615) 735-1921 Fax

Criminal Law

Richard M. Brooks handles all aspects of Criminal Law cases including the
following:

_Drug related offenses
_ DUI / DWI
_ Assaults/Battery
_ Sexual Offenses
_ Traffic Violation
_ Felonies
_ Misdemeanors
_ Probation and Parole Violations
_ Expungment of Criminal Records

JUVENILE

The area of juvenile law is very different from "adult" criminal law in that
juvenile law utilizes a different terminology, process and outcome. The reason for this is
because the court systems recognizes the fragility of working with children that have
been accused of committing a crime.

DUI / DWI

The laws relating to drunk driving differ from one state to another, and even vary
in terminology ("drunk driving," "DUI" or "driving under the influence," "DWI" or
"driving while intoxicated," "impaired driving," etc.) These differences can involve the
legal definitions of the offense, effects on license suspensions and/or restrictions, the
nature of court and administrative procedures, nature and severity of penalties, what
conduct constitutes a felony, and so on.

For additional information or questions concerning your case, contact the Law Office of
Richard M. Brooks to make an appointment.