North Carolina DUI Lawyers

You can be convicted for two charges of drunk driving in the state of North Carolina.  To be convicted of DWI (driving while impaired) the court only has to find that you were unfit to operate the motor vehicle.  This is proven from field sobriety tests and driving patterns.  No chemical test is necessary for this conviction.

Drunk driving in North Carolina is also proven from a chemical test.  It can be given as a urine, blood, or breath test.  If you show your blood alcohol level is over .08% you can be convicted of a DUI.

If you have any questions regarding your DUI conviction contact North Carolina DUI Lawyers for a free consultation.

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