SOUTHAMPTON CRIMINAL LAWYERS

We Are Southampton DWI Lawyers



If you have recently been arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated DWI  in the Town of Southampton, you need immediate advice. With more than thirty years of both prosecuting and defending those charged with DWI in Southampton, our DWI attorneys have the tools necessary to help guide and counsel you through this complex process.

We understand that a charge of driving while intoxicated, unlike other criminal offenses, will have an immediate and profound effect on your life. Often, your privilege to drive in the State of New York is temporarily suspended while your matter is pending. Keeping in mind that most effective DWI defense cases will take many months to properly defend, Southampton DWI lawyers will work to effectuate a hardship license or a conditional license from the Southampton Court so that you can continue to function with a relatively normal lifestyle.

The long-term consequences of being arrested for DWI driving while intoxicated in the Town of Southampton will also have profound effects on your lifestyle. Even while your DWI case is still pending in court, there may be conditions set by the court as a condition of your release from jail after your arrest. This might include a pre-trial supervised release by the Suffolk County Department of Probation, installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) on your vehicle, counseling from a certified OASAS counselor, and in some cases, a requirement that you undergo placement of a device which can monitor your alcohol intake. (SCRAM device). Our DWI defense attorneys in Southampton will fight hard to protect your liberty and privacy while your DWI defense progresses through the Court process.

Finally, we will fight hard to protect your rights as part of your DWI defense strategy. Our experience both prosecuting DWI cases in Southampton as well as decades defending those charged and arrested for DWI or alternatively, driving while ability impaired by drugs, will give you confidence that your rights will always be protected.

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