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Denver Underage DUI Attorney

If you are under the legal drinking age, the law has almost no tolerance for drunk driving. If your blood alcohol content (BAC) is found to be more than .02 percent, you could be charged with drunk driving (DUI/DWAI). Despite the severity of the law, it is possible to defend a young person against charges of underage drinking. It requires an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer who is committed to helping young clients and protecting their rights.

Examples of Underage DUI Defense Strategies

At the Denver law firm of James L. Finegan, P.C., attorney Finegan defends clients charged with underage drinking. No case is routine to him, especially those cases where a young person's future hangs in the balance. He will defend you in court and represent you at DMV license hearings. He will explore defense strategies such as:

  • Determining whether the traffic stop was legal
  • Ensuring that the Intoxilyzer machine was calibrated correctly
  • Identifying explanations for an elevated BAC, such as illness, medication or food

Additionally, we propose alternate penalties that can reduce your chances of having a criminal record. This is especially important to young people who are just starting out. A criminal record could affect their chances of being admitted to the college of their choice, reduce their ability to obtain financial aid, or prevent them from entering certain professions. Our Colorado underage drinking lawyer works with young people (and their parents) so they can get back on track.

Contact a Denver Underage DUI Lawyer Today

For more information about the firm's DUI defense practice and how our lawyer can defend a young client against these charges, contact the Denver underage DUI attorney, James L. Finegan, at 303-586-3061 or toll free at 877-834-4609. You may also contact the drunk driving defense firm directly via e-mail at the Denver, Colorado, law offices. Schedule a free initial consultation today.

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