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Have you or a loved one been arrested for DUI? Contact our team of Connecticut DUI lawyers to discuss your case. We fight for your freedom to get back on the road safely with minimal consequence.

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    Connecticut's Trusted DUI Defense Attorneys

    Avon and New London, CT DUI Lawyers

    Getting behind the wheel of a vehicle is a huge responsibility, every single time. When a driver is charged with DUI, or Driving Under the Influence, it's not something to be taken lightly. There are several different factors that can affect charges and sentencing when it comes to DUIs, and we understand them all and know how to create your best defense for an unfortunate situation. Trust the professionals at the Law Offices of Pat Brown to fight your DUI charges and get you the best possible outcome.

    Our DUI Services

    As a DUI defense attorney, we know how stressful fighting these types of charges can be for you and for your loved ones. That's why partnering with a trusted and experiences professional is imperative to getting you the best results. We have expertise in the area of Connecticut DUIs, including with:

    Underage DUI. Has an underaged loved one been charged with a DUI? This can be a complicated and difficult situation, but we can help.

    Commercial Driver DUI. Commercial drivers are held to a very high standard in Connecticut, both when operating commercial vehicles AND other vehicles. Know your rights and when your livelihood could be at risk. 

    Field and BAC Tests. Do you know your rights when it comes to field tests and BAC tests? We do. 

    Connecticut DUI Penalties. We'll fight to get you the best outcome possible, but it's good to know what the possible penalties and consequences are when it comes to DUIs in Connecticut.

    DUI vs. DWI. Have you ever wondered about the term DWI and whether it's the same as a DUI?  Let us shed some light on the situation for you.

    DUI License Suspension. Our professional team can help you navigate the world of DUI license suspension in Connecticut. 

    Marijuana DUI. The use of marijuana may be legal in the state of Connecticut but driving under its influence is not. We understand the complicated world of Marijuana DUI charges. 

    First Offense DUI. If you are arrested in Connecticut on a DUI charge, we can help minimize any negative consequences you may face, and possibly get some of your charges reduced.

    Second Offense DUI. When it comes to a second DUI offense, the severity of the charges increase from a criminal misdemeanor to a felony. Learn about what this means for you and how it affects your case.

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    We Know DUI Charges

    If you or a loved one is facing DUI Charges, don't go it alone. The Law Offices of Pat Brown is experienced in these types of cases and is ready to fight for you and your rights. We know Connecticut law and can give you professional, trusted advice on your case. Contact us today to get started.

    Frequently Asked DUI Questions

    • What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in Connecticut?

      In Connecticut, the legal BAC limit for most drivers is 0.08%. However, for drivers under the age of 21, the limit is 0.02%, and for commercial drivers, it's 0.04%.

    • What are the potential consequences of a DUI conviction in Connecticut?

      Consequences can include fines, license suspension, mandatory alcohol education programs, probation, and even imprisonment. A DUI conviction may also result in increased insurance rates and a permanent criminal record.

    • Can I refuse a breathalyzer or blood test if pulled over for suspected DUI in Connecticut?

      While you have the right to refuse a chemical test, doing so can lead to administrative penalties such as a license suspension. Connecticut has an implied consent law, which means that by obtaining a driver's license, you consent to chemical testing when suspected of DUI.

    • How long will a DUI conviction stay on my record in Connecticut?

      A DUI conviction will generally remain on your criminal record for 10 years in Connecticut. It may affect your ability to obtain employment, housing, and even your auto insurance rates during this time.

    • How can a DUI attorney help with my case in Connecticut?

      A DUI attorney can provide legal expertise, challenge evidence, negotiate with prosecutors for reduced charges or penalties, represent you in court, and work to minimize the impact of a DUI conviction on your life.

    For more information on DUI cases, or to schedule a free consultation, call us at (860) 321-7722  or visit our contact page.

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