Today, driving while under of the influence of alcohol, prescription medication, or other substance is a serious offense in the United States. When an individual participates in a DUI crime they are not only putting themselves at risk of an accident, which can result in serious injuries, or even death, but unfortunately everyone else out on the roadways as well. When you drink and drive you face serious consequences that impact your life now, and later. However, what is a false DUI charge, how does an individual receive such a charge, and what are the consequences that result from it?
Understanding A False DUI Charge
When an individual is charged with drinking and driving when they have not been driving under the influence, or were within the legal limit this is known as a false DUI. Today, more individuals are being charged with a false DUI. Yet, how does one actually falsely get charged with driving under the influence? Many things can easily contribute to a false DUI, which include, but are not limited to:
- Reckless driving
- Swerving between lines
- Abruptly stopping, and speeding
- Breathalyzer results
- Blood test results
- Physical features
- Smoking
- False teeth
The Consequences of A False DUI
Being charged with a false DUI is bad enough as it is, but what are the results of a false DUI? When you are charged falsely for driving under the influence, you unfortunately face the exact same consequences that an actual DUI offender does. Some consequences of a false DUI include, but are not limited to:
- Hefty legal fines
- License suspension
- Jail time
- Rehabilitative services
- DUI school
- Employment termination
- Child custody issues
Drinking and driving, or driving while under the influence of drugs, or other substances is illegal all throughout the United States. When you commit a DUI crime you are impacting the lives of many. However, when you have either been falsely charged with a DUI, or charge as a result of other circumstances you need help that you can rely on. Contact an experienced, DUI attorney today in order to get the results you need, and deserve.
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