Lack of forethought about the nights events often leads to DWI. Alcohol reduces concentration and reaction time which can lead to fatal accidents.

Alcohol inhibits motor ability and mental processing, causing poor coordination, disorientation, loss of memory and slurred speech.

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Of all traffic fatailities in the United States, 1/3 are caused by DWI.

Roughly 1 out of 10 people will be involved in a DWI sometime in their life.

DWI is most frequent with drivers between the ages of 21-24.

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Before you tackle your DWI, consider this: A driving-under-the-influence conviction is a financial wrecking ball. A typical DUI costs roughly $10,000 through bail, fines, fees and insurance, even if you were not involved in a motor vehicle accident.

It can leave you with a criminal record.

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Avoiding driving-under-the-influence can save your life, or someone elses. If you questioned by an officer, there are civil liberties which you can claim.

Learn when you've had to much alcohol, or if you are not in the condition to drive. Ask a friend or call a taxicab.

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The next steps after a DWI arrest are crucial.

Remember the night, what did you do, who did you talk to. Was someone else in your car? Was there alcohol in your car? Are you under age? Were your Miranada rights read to you?

All of this information is essential in your defense.

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The old standing of "not guilty until proven" holds it's grounds, even in DWI charge. Long term effects of a guilty conviction can be a detrimental stigma on your life, career, family, and friends.

You are entitled legal counselling, paid or free.

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