Rhode Island DUI Lawyer

In a measure proponents say will significantly reduce the number of drunk driving incidents, the Virginia House of Representatives approved a bill requiring the use of an ignition interlock after the first DUI conviction, rather than on the second offense that current law states. An ignition interlock is a device which will only allow a driver to start his car after blowing into it to prove a legal blood alcohol content (BAC). If the driver’s BAC is over the legal limit, the car will not start.

Opponents of the bill say that it is too “wide” of a “net” and will affect more than just chronic drunk drivers.

Even one DUI conviction can ruin your record. If you have been arrested for DUI, don’t take it lightly. Call Rhode Island DUI lawyer James Powderly to get the best legal representation you can find. Call 401-662-9006 right away.