Rhode Island DUI Lawyer

Britton Colquitt, a punter for the Tennessee Volunteers, was suspended for 5 games and lost his scholarship after he was arrested on alcohol-related charges Sunday morning. Colquitt, who had also been suspended as a freshman in 2004 because of alcohol-related charges, was arrested for DUI and leaving the scene of an accident after he struck a parked car and fled around 2 AM on Sunday.

Coach Phillip Fulmer confessed that he was “very disappointed” with Colquitt’s actions, and said that the punter would face additional internal consquences as a result.

DUI charges are serious business, and you will need an attorney if you want to successfully defend yourself in court. For legal counsel, contact Rhode Island DUI lawyer James Powderly at 401-662-9006.