What to Expect With Your First DUI | Washington State

Experienced Attorney Lance Fryrear covers What to Expect With Your First DUI in Washington State. In this video, Lance explains what the process is like if you are charged with your first DUI. He also goes over what steps you may need to take, and the penalties you could be facing. If you have more questions or think you may need an attorney's help, please give our office a call. We are here for you!
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[@Obi-WanKenobi...]

Just stopped all my stress holy thank you.

[@maggiemcdougal4075]

thankyou for the information! this answered alot of my questions!

[@TheLanceLawyers]

@Maggie McDougal: Thank you! We are glad you found it helpful.

[@carlam6669]

During the drug and alcohol evaluation where they ask you about your lifestyle, wouldn’t this be in conflict with your fifth amendment right not to be forced to incriminate yourself?

[@sanjosemike3137]

We lived in WA for 26 years. Because I rarely drank alcohol I was never stopped by the police. However I have my doubts that I would pass a field sobriety test, probably now because of my advanced age. It would be weird. I would probably flunk one or more field tests, but score zero on a blood or breath alcohol test, because I did not drink any. I’m wondering if I would STILL get cited for failing the field tests? Would the officer say “I’m too old to drive because I failed a stand on one leg test.” Even though my system was devoid of alcohol, pot or any other substance. Just curious. Where I live now I am not permitted to refuse a field test. I NEVER drink even a drop when I drive. So I would always score negative. But I had a cataract surgery on one eye. I might have some nystagmus. I would probably also flunk that test. I’m just wondering how SERIOUSLY they take those field tests? Sanjosemike (no longer in CA)

[@juliafernandez1100]

My mom just got one

[@TheLanceLawyers]

@Julia: Sorry to hear that. Let us know if there is anything we can do to help. Thanks for watching!

[@juliafernandez1100]

@@TheLanceLawyers thanks! She is still home but almost got arrested yesterday for doing it again! But my dad decided not to make a statement so they let her get away with it! I don’t think they should’ve she drunk drives like every other day!!! And has a couple times documented

[@TheLanceLawyers]

@Julia: Sounds like a difficult situation. Hope it improves for everybody.

[@juliafernandez1100]

@@TheLanceLawyers thx

[@lancerussell5522]

So I’m in Everett and when I got my dui I blew a 0.89 and they didn’t do the breath test until I got to the hospital I sat in a holding cell for hours than they put me in the jail and took my blood and breath test me but they didn’t do any of that on scene

[@hifiandrew]

I think you mean 0.089... anything over 0.4 is potentially fatal lol

[@BW12149]

Simple way not to get a DUI..don’t drink or do drugs and drive.