Are you or someone you know facing DUI or DUII charges? These charges are nerve-racking and result in serious consequences like significant fines starting at $1,000.00, bench probation and fees, alcohol or drug evaluations and classes, higher insurance premiums, one year driver’s license suspension, and jail time. You need a DUI attorney you can trust to fight for you like Robert L. Sepp, Attorney at Law.

Robert Sepp represents clients throughout the Portland metro area and all of Oregon who have been charged with a DUII and need a tenacious lawyer to defend them against a drunk driving charge. He is an experienced and aggressive DUI lawyer. He has successfully protected the rights of many of his clients and had client’s DUII charges dismissed. If you’ve been charged with drunk driving, it’s very important that you find a DUI attorney that has the experience and expertise to guide you through this difficult time. To schedule your free initial consultation, give his office a call or fill out our convenient online form.

Penalties in Oregon for a drunk driving charge include large fines, probation, mandatory jail time, and or a mandatory prison sentence. Penalties vary depending on if the crime is charged as a misdemeanor or felony, and whether this is your first, second, or subsequent offense. To find out more about the specific circumstances that can lead to drunk charges, contact Attorney Robert L. Sepp today.

The DUII Case Process

If you’ve been charged with Drunk Driving (DUII) in Oregon, you probably have many questions on what happens next. First and foremost you will want to protect your rights going forward with aggressive legal representation by speaking with an experienced DUI Attorney.

Few people are aware that if you are arrested for a DUI, there are two ways that your license can be suspended. One is as a result of a criminal conviction and the other is from the Department of Motor Vehicles. To avoid a DMV 90 day suspension, you need to request a hearing date. Typically this has to be done within 10 days of your failed BAC.

If you are arrested and blow a BAC in excess of 0.08%, the DMV will suspend your license for 90 days. This is important if you are diversion eligible. If you enter diversion and successfully complete it, you will not have your license suspended by the court. However, that does not protect you from the DMV’s 90-day suspension. That is, unless you request and prevail at your DMV Hearing.

Robert L. Sepp, Attorney at Law is aggressive in defending the rights of his clients when it comes to DUI’s . He will work with field experts, doctors, and witnesses to construct an aggressive legal strategy to make sure you have the best possible defense. DUII cases in Oregon can be complex, and demand a full knowledge of the legal process. An experienced DUI attorney can guide you through this extensive legal process, giving you the best chance at a successful defense.

Drunk Driving Charges – Frequently Asked Questions