1. Will I be able to get my case dismissed because I was not read my rights?Probably not. But if you were interrogated after being placed in custody, your statements can not be used against you.
2. Will I go to jail?
An experienced attorney may be able to keep you out.
3. I had two alcohol offenses when I was younger. What will happen to my license if I have a third conviction?
It depends on exactly when those offenses occurred and the statute under which you were convicted.
4. How many hours of alcohol classes will I have to take?
The type and amount of treatment will be decided at your assessment. Generally, the higher your BAC, the more hours you will have to complete.
5. What will happen if I do not complete the classes or public service ordered by the Court?
You could go to jail and you could lose your limited privilege or license.
6. I lost my North Carolina license. May I obtain a license in another state?
In most cases, no.
7. If I obtain an international driver's license, may I drive in North Carolina, even though my North Carolina license is revoked?
No.
8. Am I a bad person, because I was arrested for DWI?
No, but you are well advised to never, never smell like alcohol while behind the wheel.
9. What if I burped within twenty minutes of blowing?
The breath machine may have read alcohol from your stomach rather than you lungs. The result may be incorrect. A similar problem can occur with dentures.
