Buford, GA asked in Traffic Tickets for Georgia

Q: Why did officer give me driving while less safe ticket No drug or alcohol test done

There are two more tickets given that night

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Sean McIlhinney
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Sean McIlhinney
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  • Traffic Tickets Lawyer
  • Norcross, GA
  • Licensed in Georgia

A: Generally speaking, in GA there are two types of DUI charges. A per se DUI is a a DUI charge in which a blood, breath or urine test is given and the test result is greater than the legal limit which is. 08.

A DUI less safe is a DUI charge in which the police officer is essentially alleging that you were a less safe driver than the normal driver due to alcohol or drugs (can be prescription drugs or illegal drugs). Legally, the police officer does not have to test you for drugs or show actual unsafe or bad driving. He may be presuming you were under the influence of alcohol or drugs making you a less safe driver based on his investigation.

I have been defending GA DUI cases for over 20 years and can definitely help you with your defense.

Please call me on my cell phone at 404-932-3099 to discuss my case evaluation and fee quote if you like. Best regards,

Sean McIlhinney, Esq.

Cell: 404-932-3099

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