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A DWI is an extremely serious charge that can lead to loss of license, jail time, and loss of career. Even if this is your first DWI charge in St. Louis, St. Charles, Lincoln County, Jefferson County, or Missouri, you should call me right away.
All consultations are free, and I am happy to answer all of your legal questions. My office is in Clayton, Missouri, but I have succesfully represented DWI clients all over St. Louis and Missouri. Please feel free to contact me day, or night, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, when you need the best DWI lawyer to represent you.
Potential Defenses to Your Case:
Did the initial police stop and search violate your constitutional right to be free of an unlawful search and seizure?
The officer that conducted the standardized field sobriety tests was not properly trained, or he did not explain, demonstrate or administer the tests correctly.
If you took a breathalyzer test, there might have been a problem calibrating or administering the breathalyzer device. This could invalidate the test results.
If there was a blood test administered, were the samples properly collected, stored or analyzed or were they contaminated in some way?
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One of the first things an officer will observe is how you stop. If you drive erratically, fail to use your turn signal, pull over in an unsafe location, or take too long to stop, all of this will be noted in the police report and will be used against you in a court of law.
Officers will immediately request your license and insurance, and they are trained to note how you respond to the request.
If an officer smells an alcoholic beverage, he/she will start asking you guilt seeking questions. For example, “have you been drinking tonight?”, “how many drinks have you had” or “where are you coming from?” Remember, you are not required to provide any information to the officer.
If you smell like an alcoholic beverage, you will be asked to complete standardized field sobriety tests, take a portable breath test, or provide a sample of your breath or blood. You MUST ask to speak to an attorney before doing anything.
Nervous people and anyone trying to avoid arrest talk too much. If you smell like an alcoholic beverage there is a high probability that you are going to be arrested for DWI, no matter what you do or say. Do not give the officer more evidence of guilt, especially when you are likely being recorded.
Talk to an attorney before deciding whether or not to take a chemical test.
If you are placed under arrest for DWI, the officer will ask to take a chemical test of your breath or blood. This request is called the Implied Consent Warning. You must speak to an attorney before making a decision. If you call my cell, 314-680-2420, I can help you make the decision.
The police officer is trying to gather evidence. Realize that public safety is their job and they are just trying to do their job. Be respectful and polite.
The best way to avoid a DWI is to not drive impaired. This can be difficult because it is not illegal to drink and drive. Error on the side of caution. If you have two regular sized alcoholic beverages, call an UBER. The cost and inconvenience of doing this is far less than the potential cost of hurting yourself or someone else, arrest, impacting your record and paying an attorney, higher insurance rates and fines.
With Matt Fry as your attorney, better outcomes are possible
With Matt Fry as your attorney, better results are possible
Your criminal disposition record could stay clean, without a DWI conviction on it
Rather than a suspended/revoked license, increased insurance rates and a negative notation on your driving record, you may not lose your license at all
You could avoid probation because your DWI is amended or dismissed
Instead of just pleading guilty to DWI, you work with an attorney that is respected by his peers for being aggressive and getting the best results possible
With Matt Fry as your attorney, better outcomes are possible
With Matt Fry as your attorney, better outcomes are possible
Your record could stay clean, without a DWI conviction on it
You could avoid probation because you never get convicted
Rather than having your license suspended, you might not lose your license at all
You work with an attorney that is respected by his peers for being aggressive and getting the best results possible - not cutting deals.
