You may not be aware that you can be arrested for DUI when under the influence of drugs, illegal or prescribed, as well as for alcohol. The State of Ohio goes as far to say that you can be arrested for a per se DUI even if the drugs themselves are not actually affecting you at the time you are pulled over. If a residue of the drug, called the drug’s metabolite, is found within your bloodstream, the law enforcement official may arrest you for a per se DUI violation! Do not be a victim of the system. Contact the www.DUIHotlineNetwork.com today to speak with one of our knowledgeable DUI narcotics defense lawyers.
You may be arrested and charged with DUI if you are caught driving a vehicle under the influence of street drugs like marijuana, cocaine, heroine, and meth (methamphetamine). You also may be charged with DUI for driving under the influence of prescription drugs as well. These include vicodin, percocet, soma, loratab, ambien, oxycotton, or any other prescription drugs and their metabolites found in your system that may inhibit your ability to operate a vehicle.
We know what it takes to make your case as much of a success as possible. We encourage you to let us take your case to trial, because we feel a trial, coupled with our skill level as experienced DUI narcotics defense attorneys, allows us to garner the best resolution for you. Call the www.DUIHotlineNetwork.com at (801) 990-5005 Fax: (801) 795-6368 DUIHotlineNetwork@gmail.com or contact us online for a free consultation of your case.
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The www.DUIHotlineNetwork.com offices are located in Columbus, Ohio, and represents people living or driving in Ohio, including the cities of Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, and Dayton, Ohio and all outlying areas. The www.DUIHotlineNetwork.com also represents clients from any state, who were charged with criminal charges in Ohio.
