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 Our Firm represents clients in a number of traffic cases, including the following:
 Speeding
Reckless Driving
DUI
Driving on a revoked/suspended license
Hit & Run
Refusals
Obtaining Restricted Licenses
Driving under the influence of alcohol, or DUI, is becoming one of the most loathsome crimes in the traffic court. Pressured by groups such as MADD, DUI offenses are being taken more and more seriously by the legislature and courts. Increasingly, judges and juries seem willing to "throw the book" at those caught drinking and driving, which is why it is critically important to have good and thorough representation. The law now provides mandatory minimum sentences for 2nd and subsequent offenders, and a third and subsequent offense is a felony. The law also provides a mandatory jail time of five days for offenders whose Blood Alcohol Content or BAC is at or above 0.15. Those who have a 0.20 are subject to ten days mandatory jail time.
Mr. Wegman understands DUI law in Virginia regarding adult drivers and the law relative to minors. He also knows what is expected of police officers in administering field sobriety tests or breath tests. He will make certain that officers followed proper testing protocols, and he will insist that an accused receive a fair trial. Simply put, everyone is entitled to the presumption of innocence, a fair administration of the field sobriety tests, unbiased police officers, and most important, a fair trial. Mr. Wegman strives to ensure that these fundamental principles were and are followed.
The devil is truly in the details when it comes to DUI offenses. It is critically important that an attorney determine whether any prior convictions are admissible, whether there was probable cause to stop a vehicle or to arrest the person, and whether the Intoxilizer 5000 was properly administered.
Mr. Wegman is a hard-charging attorney who knows the nuances of the National Highway Traffic Safety Standards for administering field sobriety tests. He'll hold the Commonwealth's feet to the fire in every critical area to ensure you have a full and fair hearing.
Driving on a revoked or suspended license.
Many people are not aware that a third offesne carries with it a mandatory ten days in jail. An attorney can look into your record to determine whether proper notice was given and can assist one in obtaining a license before court. Having a license can sometimes result in a reduced charge or dismissal.
Call Mr. Wegman today to discuss the particulars of your case. | 
