Georgia Implied Consent

Did you know that, under Georgia state law, you are legally required to submit to chemical testing if you are pulled over by an officer who suspects you are driving under the influence (DUI)? Indeed, refusing to submit a breath, blood, or urine sample to the officer can lead to serious criminal charges for violating Georgia’s Implied Consent Laws—which, in some cases, can lead to even harsher penalties than failing the test.

When you first applied for your Georgia driver’s license, you were notified of the state’s Implied Consent Law. What’s more, by accepting your license, you also agreed to comply with it—even if you don’t remember doing it. As a result, violating this law can lead to consequences such as hefty fines, a lengthy license suspension, and even jail time.

In addition to the criminal consequences associated with an implied consent conviction, you may also face long-term difficulties in your personal life. Once your insurance provider learns of your conviction, you can expect your rates to skyrocket and, in some cases, your coverage may be dropped entirely. Your current and future employment status may also be put at risk, as many employers are weary of hiring someone who has a criminal record.  

Remember, driving is a privilege, not a right—and having a driver’s license is one of the most valuable privileges a Georgia resident can have. To improve your chances of avoiding a lengthy suspension and other serious penalties, contact attorney Greg Willis today. After representing thousands of drivers like you, Mr. Willis and his team have the experience and knowledge to challenge your arrest and help you avoid many of the consequences of a Georgia implied consent violation.

Put one of the most successful DUI defense firms to work for you. For one flat fee, Mr. Willis will not only represent your criminal case, but also handle your administrative license suspension hearing. What’s more, if you decide to retain his services, he will even prepare your appeal form for free! You’ll also receive a complimentary copy of The DUI Book, the most comprehensive guide to Georgia DUI law, written by the firm’s senior partner, William C. Head.

From challenging damaging evidence to collecting new information that can be used to support your defense, count on the Law Offices of Greg Willis to fight for you and help ensure you obtain the best possible outcome in court. Call now for a free consultation on your case.

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