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Wooster DUI Attorney

A Wooster DUI attorney handles the following types of cases:  DUI, OVI, driving under suspension, and other traffic offenses.  OVI is the acronym for “operating vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs,” and such cases typically consist of two potential offenses: (1) the OVI charge, which alleges that the person operated a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, a drug of abuse, or a combination of them; and (2) the BAC charge, which usually alleges that the person operated a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or more, which is determined by a breath sample, or an equivalent amount by blood serum or plasma or urine, as well as levels of various drugs.  Depending on the number of prior offenses, there are minimum periods of suspension and incarceration set forth under Ohio law.

Wooster DUI Attorney Handles More Than Just OVI Cases 

 

Physical control of a motor vehicle occurs when one is in the driver’s seat of a vehicle with possession of the keys, and the person is under the influence or drugs, alcohol or a combination of them, or has a BAC as defined in the OVI statute (R.C. 4511.19).  There are essentially no minimum penalties for this offense, but the court must impose a class 7 suspension, which must consist of some time.

A baby DUI is not as cute as it sounds, but is actually a serious matter with serious consequences.  Operating a vehicle after underage consumption (OVUAC) is an offense that outlaws people under 21 years of age from driving a vehicle with a concentration of .02 percent, but less than .08 percent by weight of alcohol by whole blood or breath, or with an equivalent amount by blood serum or plasma or urine.   A conviction for this offense carries a minimum license suspension of 90 days for a first offense, but no minimum period of incarceration.

Wooster DUI Attorney Fights For Clients In Wayne County Courts   

 

A Wooster DUI can be heard in a number of different courts.  If it is a misdemeanor DUI, the matter is heard in Wayne County Municipal Court.  If the DUI is a felony, it is heard in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas.  If a juvenile is alleged to have committed a DUI in Wooster, the matter will be heard by the Wayne County Juvenile Court.

Wooster DUI Attorney Fights For Clients In Medina County, Summit County and Stark County Courts 

 

To learn about other nearby DUI courts, click on any of the following links: Medina DUI Attorney; Barberton DUI Attorney; Massillon DUI Attorney; Wadsworth DUI Attorney. To read more on DUI, click on any of the following links to my other articles related to DUI: When the police are in hot pursuit; Driver’s license is not needed for non-motor vehicles; What do you do when pulled over by the police; What field sobriety tests are used in OVI case. My dedication to my clients has resulted in successful results for many of my clients, including the results shown in the case highlights section. This success is reflected in the following links to my reviews and work: Daniel Gigiano reviews; Daniel Gigiano ratings; Daniel Gigiano; Daniel Gigiano work.

Call Now To Get A Wooster DUI Attorney On Your Side 

 

Attorney Gigiano is an experienced Wooster DUI lawyer in Wayne County.  If you have questions about this or other questions you need answered by an experienced Orrville DUI lawyer in Medina County, please call Attorney Daniel F. Gigiano at 330-336-3330.  Attorney Gigiano’s office is located at 102 Main St., Ste. 200, Wadsworth, Ohio 44281.