Savannah Felony DUI Attorney

Being arrested for a DUI can already be a stressful situation. But when that DUI is charged as a felony, your situation can seem hopeless. If you have been arrested for a felony DUI, you can still fight your charges without feeling discouraged.

If an individual is convicted of a felony DUI they can receive fines between $1,000 and $5,000, be sentenced to prison for 1 to 5 years, serve at least 60 days of community service, and be required to complete a drug or alcohol program.

At The Law Offices of Robert F. Pirkle, our Savannah attorney has the experience and skill to represent you and help you pursue the best possible outcome for your felony case. We have extensive knowledge of how evidence, such as breath & blood tests, can be used against you and we utilize that know-how to legally advocate for our clients. Don’t wait—get started on your case as soon as you can!

Contact our firm today and schedule a free consultation.

Understanding Felony DUI Charges

Felony DUIs carry much heavier punishments than misdemeanor charges. In Georgia, special circumstances can determine the difference between what charges an intoxicated driver can receive.

Classifications for a felony level DUI include:

• The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of a driver is significantly higher than .08%, which is the legal limit
• An accident was caused by the intoxicated driver and resulted in serious injuries or even death
• The driver has been convicted of multiple DUIs and are being charged with their 4^th DUI within 10 years