DISCLAIMER: These testimonials represent a small sampling of clients the firm has helped. Case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome in your case.
Driving on Suspended License? Let's Clear Up This Mess.
Raleigh, North Carolina, License Suspension and Reinstatement Lawyer
The state uses driving privileges as leverage to ensure that people comply with court orders that often have nothing to do with driving. At Roberts Law Group, PLLC, we talk with people every week who have had their driver's license suspended because of failing to appear at a court hearing. Often, the legal matter relates to issues such as child custody payments or a neighbor's complaint. Failing to clear up your legal matter could result in a four-month jail term, every time you are pulled over. If you are driving with a revoked license, no matter what the reason, the problem isn't going to go away on its own. Let us help you get this mess straightened out.
A suspended drivers' license won't clear itself up on its own. Call us now.
Attorney Patrick Roberts has extensive experience handling criminal traffic matters, both as a former Assistant District Attorney in three North Carolina counties, and as an aggressive, energetic criminal defense lawyer. We handle driver's license revocation and driving offenses of all kinds, including:
- DWI defense
- Driver's license reinstatement
- Traffic violations, speeding tickets, reckless driving
- DMV hearings for driver's license suspensions
- Court appearances on your behalf
Contact us to discuss the reason your driver's license was suspended. We will give you a clear explanation of the court process and how we can help you get back on the road legally. It doesn't make sense to keep avoiding this thing. Let us get it taken care of for you.
North Carolina v. J.O.
Charge:
DWI
Facing:
1 year in jail
Result:
Case Dismissed
Our client lost her trial in District Court and received a 45 day jail sentence. She hired Roberts Law Group to help her with her Superior Court efforts. We argued a motion to dismiss based on an unconstitutional driver's license checkpoint and prevailed. Any evidence that flowed from the stop of her vehicle was ordered suppressed by the Judge. Case dismissed. Our client blew .13 on the EC-IR II breath device.
North Carolina v. D.B.
Charge:
DWI
Facing:
6 months in jail
Result:
Not Guilty
Our client pulled up to a Driver's License Checkpoint after leaving a local bar. He was initially very nervous and couldn't get through the alphabet despite being given four opportunities. He did not perform satisfactorily on further field sobriety testing according to the officer and was arrested. Despite blowing .08 on the EC-IR II, we successfully argued that there was reasonable doubt as to our client's appreciable impairment and we asked the judge to render a not guilty verdict. The judge agreed.
North Carolina v. J.L.
Charge:
DWI
Facing:
6 months in jail
Result:
Dismissed
Our client was stopped by officers after police officers allegedly saw her driving in a suspicious manner on a dead end road. After pulling our client over, officers detected a strong odor of alcohol. The State alleged that our client blew a .12 on the breath device. After a pre-trial hearing, the judge granted our motion to dismiss for lack of reasonable suspicion to stop her vehicle.
North Carolina v. J.Y.
Charge:
DWI, Reckless Driving
Facing:
6 months in jail
Result:
Dismissed
Our client was arrested after he allegedly caused a motor vehicle accident while under the influence of alcohol. The State alleged that he made incriminating statements to the investigating officers and that his breath alcohol concentration (BAC) was .17. We filed motions to suppress his statements to the officers and to dismiss the case for lack of probable cause to arrest. At a pre-trial hearing, the judge dismissed both charges.
