DUI/DWI Attorney in Washington, DC

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Law Offices of Paul D. Hunt, PLLC

717 D Street NW
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20004202-609-8465
Firm Website For: DUI/DWI Attorney in Washington, DC

DUI/DWI Overview

Whether drunk driving charges arise from an error in judgment or a wrongful accusation, they are a legal matter that must be taken seriously. DUI/DWI charges affect people from the widest range of backgrounds of any offense, many of whom may never have had contact with the legal system.

At the Law Offices of Paul D. Hunt, we provide a strong and effective defense based on many years of handling these types of cases. We offer a free consultation so that we can help you understand your rights. Our founding attorney Paul Hunt uses over 15 years of experience to help drivers defend their driving records and fight DUI/DWI charges. We have knowledge of the legal details that matter to you in such a case and can assist in guiding you through the process, effectively providing you with all options, including referral to appropriate treatment facilities.

Mr. Hunt knows the court system and uses that knowledge to help clients choose strategies that work best for them in matters of DWI/DUI defense. It has even been noted in local media that calibration of breath tests has become an issue in the District of Columbia courts. At the Law Offices of Paul Hunt, we stay informed of current developments in District of Colombia law concerning this offense. Mr. Hunt also has notable trial experience in the related offense of Driving under the Influence of a
Controlled Substance.

Protecting Your Drivers License After a DWI

In Washington D.C., there is more to a successful DUI defense than just the criminal proceeding in Superior Court. You must also protect your driver's license in an administrative hearing against a case brought by the District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles. At the Law Offices of Paul D. Hunt, we handle both proceedings as part of your DWI/DUI defense.

People who have been served with a white Notice of Proposed Suspension form by arresting officers after a DUI arrest should know that they have only a limited amount of time to schedule a hearing with the D.C. DMV before their driver's license is suspended. They must contact an attorney quickly. Frequent problems in the jurisdiction arise when this form is not given to an arrestee. At the Law Offices of Paul Hunt, we can give you effective advice concerning such issues. Properly handling these charges is especially important for a person who drives for a living. All persons accused of DWI/DUI must take effective action to protect their rights to drive.

At the Law Offices of Paul D. Hunt, we have extensive experience in handling other Superior Court traffic offenses, including 30 and over charges, allegations of reckless driving and operating after suspension (OAS). These offenses can result in the issuance of a Proposed Notice of Suspension which is discussed in the previous paragraph related to DWI/DUI cases.

Our firm is equally experienced in handling other ticket matters which are the pink Notices of Infraction (NOI’s) issued in speeding, stop sign and other moving violations which are prosecuted by the D.C. DMV. Know your rights by consulting an experienced attorney who knows it matters to you and can provide effective options based on many years of practice in the District of Columbia in all of these areas.

To talk with the Law Offices of Paul D. Hunt about the legal challenges you face, call our law office at 202-609-8465 or toll free at 1-866-502-8829. You can also complete our online form on this page. Initial consultations are always free.

Other Frequent Case Types

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Areas of Practice

  • Criminal/DUI
  • DUI/DWI

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