DUI Attorney in Elberton, GA
A DUI arrest in Elberton can have far-reaching consequences. Beyond the immediate legal penalties, a conviction can affect your employment, insurance rates, and personal reputation. In a close-knit community like Elberton, the implications can be even more profound. Whether you were stopped on Elbert Street, near the Elberton City Park, or along Highway 77, facing DUI charges is a serious matter that requires experienced legal representation.
Discuss your case with our Elberton DUI lawyer in a free assessment. Call (706) 208-1514 or reach us online to make an office or convenient virtual consultation. We are available 24/7.
How Slider Law Can Assist Elberton Drivers
Our firm focuses a significant portion of its practice on DUI charges in Elberton and the surrounding areas. Our defense practice includes all DUI-related arrests, including first and repeat offenses, drug DUIs, underage DUIs, and felony DUIs.
We also represent clients in Administrative License Suspension Hearings at the Georgia Department of Driver Services. You have 30 days after your arrest to request this hearing to contest the automatic license suspension.
Led by Attorney Jason Slider, we offer:
- Experienced representation: With over 20 years of experience and more than 100 jury trials, we have the knowledge and skills to handle complex DUI cases. Jason is a former prosecutor who understands how the state prosecutes cases, which enables him to provide effective counter-strategies.
- Flat-fee structure: We offer transparent pricing with flat fees; you know the cost of your defense upfront without worrying about hourly billing surprises.
- Personalized defense: We thoroughly investigate every aspect of your case, from the legality of the traffic stop to the accuracy of field sobriety tests and breathalyzer results.
- Local knowledge: Our familiarity with Elberton's courts, law enforcement practices, and local procedures allows us to craft effective defense strategies tailored to your specific situation.
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Slider Law proudly accepts the following recognition as proven success of our current clientele. We promise to give you the same recognition when you choose to hire us.
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“He Communicated Well.”
“Jason did an excellent job and he is a good person to work with.”- Steve L. -
“Very Professional and Hard Working.”
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“Jason Slider was amazing for our case AND he answered my calls on a HOLIDAY!”- Brittany K. -
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“It was a pleasure having Mr. Baker as our attorney. He was outstanding in every aspect as he represented us in our case.”- Thesa B. -
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“He Goes Above and Beyond for His Clients.”
“Mr. Slider is an outstanding attorney.”- Alex W.
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What DUI Means in Georgia
Under Georgia law, driving under the influence (DUI) occurs when a driver operates a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher, or while impaired by drugs or alcohol to the extent that it is less safe to drive.
Penalties for a DUI conviction can include the following.
First offense: 24 hours up to 12 months in jail, fines, license suspension, community service, and mandatory DUI education.
Second offense: Increased fines, longer license suspension, mandatory community service, and mandatory jail time for 72 hours up to three days.
Third offense: Misdemeanor of a High and Aggravated Nature, extended license suspension, mandatory community service, and a minimum of 15 days in jail.
Fourth offense: Felony charges with mandatory prison time and extended license revocation.
Additional charges may apply if the DUI involves drugs, prescription medications, or if you caused an accident resulting in injury or death.
