2023 TOP RATED RHODE ISLAND DUI ATTORNEY
PROVIDENCE CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY RORY MUNNS
Rhode Island DUI Attorney and Providence Criminal Defense Attorney Rory Munns has successfully defended hundreds of cases in Rhode Island Courts
RI DUI Defense – RI Criminal Defense.
Providence RI Criminal Justice Attorney – Practice Areas
- Experienced Providence Criminal Defense Attorney
- Top Rated Providence Rhode Island DUI Attorney
- Providence Rhode Island Breathalyzer Refusal Defense
- Aggressive Providence Rhode Island Drug Crime Defense
- Providence Rhode Island Domestic Assault Defense
- Successful Providence Felony Defense Lawyer
- Experienced Providence Rhode Island Misdemeanor Defense Lawyer
- Providence Rhode Island Expungement
- Providence Rhode Island Sex Crimes Lawyer
- Experienced Providence Rhode Island Traffic Violations Attorney
- Providence Rhode Island Probation Violation
Why Choose Rory as your Providence Criminal Defense Lawyer?
- Centrally located in Downtown Providence Rhode Island 02903 next to the court house
- Available 24 hours a day call 401-229-5544
- The best rated criminal defense firm in Rhode Island
- Top rated Providence DUI Lawyer
- Aggressive affordable representation
- Experienced successful Providence criminal defense
When do you need a Rhode Island DUI Attorney?
- When you find yourself detained, arrested, and/or charged with operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Being charged with DUI, or worse, convicted of a DUI can have far reaching implications on your life, including your job and ability to move freely. This is why you need Rhode Island DUI Attorney Rory Munns. Rory has been aggressively and successfully defending the accused in Providence, RI for over 5 years. Rory works hard to get his clients the best possible outcome at an affordable price.
CDC RI DUI Statistics
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta through its annual Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Questionnaire which is a self-reporting tool found in its 2012 survey that Rhode Island ranks tenth highest among states tied with Minnesota for number of drivers reporting that they have driven impaired 2.4 percent of those surveyed. Montana and Nebraska reported the highest rates at 3.4 percent of drivers reporting and Utah and West Virginia having the lowest rate at 0.7 percent.
Rhode Island DUI Defined
A Rhode Island DUI Attorney will point you to Title 31, section 31-27-2 of the Rhode Island General Laws, which states that a DUI means the operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of any “intoxicating liquor, drugs, toluene, or any controlled substance.” A blood alcohol content (BAC) level of .08 percent or higher makes you intoxicated in Rhode Island.
Rhode Island DUI Attorney Rory Munns can help you understand that reaching a BAC of .08 percent varies by number and type of drinks (i.e. wine, beer, proof liquor) as well as body weight. A person weighing 100 pounds may reach .08 drinking one 12-ounce beer, while a person that weighs 160 pounds would need to drink four 5-ounce glasses of wine to reach the same level, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
“I got arrested for a DUI in Cranston Rhode Island and Rory got the first offense Rhode Island DUI charges reduced to reckless driving and had them expunged. He literally saved my job and my family and I cannot thank him enough. – JM.”
Rhode Island DUI Lawyer
Rhode Island DUI Laws
Be Informed, Know Your Rights A reputable Rhode Island DUI Attorney will tell you that the punishment for first-time offenders is sobering. Here is a quick summary of the penalties you may face (that your Rhode Island DUI Attorney may inform you) if found guilty: BAC of 0.08 percent to less than 0.1 percent- A fine of 100 to 300 dollars
- 10 to 60 hours community service
- Imprisonment of up to one year in an adult correctional facility
- A 30 to 180 day suspension of your driving privileges
- A fine of 100 to 400 dollars
- 10 to 60 hours community service
- Imprisonment of up to one year in an adult correctional facility
- A 3 to 12 month suspension of your driving privileges
- A fine of 500 dollars
- 20 to 60 hours community service
- Imprisoned of up to one year in an adult correctional facility
- A 3 to 18 month suspension of your driving privileges
