Frederick Law Office

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Street Address 354 W. Main St.
City Madison
State/Province Wisconsin
Zipcode 53703 -3115
Phone 608-729-9356
Fax 608-442-9494
Email terryfredericklaw@gmail.com
Website http://www.terryfredericklaw.com/
Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/FrederickLawOffice
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Candid Criminal Defense Advice

Strong Representation: Clients can always expect a few things from the representation I provide at Frederick Law Office in Madison, Wisconsin:

Experience: Your attorney must first have the knowledge and the skills necessary to help you navigate the process and present a good defense. Over the past decade, I have defended many people against DUI/OWI and other misdemeanor or felony crimes. In the courtroom, I am respected as a formidable trial attorney. Candid advice: I explain everything in plain language. This includes a genuine assessment of your case. I talk to you about the reality of your situation and the options you have available, and help you understand the benefits and consequences of each. I do not use scare tactics nor do I give you false hope.

Strong representation: Aggressiveness isn’t always the tactic that produces the best results in any given case. I’ll carefully and intelligently analyze your case to identify the issues that are likely to produce the best results. I take the time to gather any piece of evidence that could prove vital to your case, scrutinize it and then use it to tell your story. I then pursue your interests with fervor.

Free Initial Consultations One of the biggest complaints I hear from potential clients is that they worked with another lawyer who left them feeling like a case to be solved not a person whose life will be affected by the outcome. When you become my client, I genuinely care about finding the best outcome possible. I not only put in the time necessary to build your case, but also make sure you feel like I have your back. I keep in touch with you throughout my representation. You’ll never find it necessary to call me repeatedly without getting a response. Returning client calls is one of my top daily priorities.

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‘IMPAIRMENT’ INCLUDES DRIVING WHILE HIGH

When an officer observes a car swerving across the lanes, the officer may administer a breath test that measures the driver’s blood alcohol content. Drivers convicted of DUI/OWI are often required to install an ignition interlock device that detects alcohol. It is easy to assume that the criminal definition of driving while impaired only applies to alcohol. In Wisconsin, you can be charged with OWI for driving while high, and the penalties are just as serious.

At Frederick Law Office in Madison, you can rely on honest advice based on the circumstances of your case. When you become my client, I promise to do everything in my power under the law to better your situation.

Drugged Driving: A Few Things You Should Consider

Under Wisconsin law, you can be charged with OWI if police have probable cause to believe that you had any detectable amount of marijuana in your blood. You face penalties that could include license suspension, fines and jail time — all of which can increase based on the circumstances and any criminal history.

When you are making the decision to hire an attorney, there are other factors to consider beyond even the potential consequences of an OWI conviction. Listed below are only two reasons you should have anexperienced criminal defense lawyer on your side.

  • Implied consent law: When you get behind the wheel of a car in Wisconsin, you give implied consent to a breath, blood or urine test to determine impairment. The implied consent law does not prohibit you from refusing to submit to chemical testing, but failure to submit results in an automatic license suspension that can stay in place even if you are never convicted. You can challenge the suspension in an administrative hearing, but you have a very limited window of time. Don’t forget, your refusal could also be used against you in court.
  • Additional criminal offenses: Operating a vehicle while impaired is not the only potential charge you could face. An arresting officer will likely search your vehicle. If police find any drugs, paraphernalia or other evidence of a crime, you can be charged with additional offenses, and the penalties for drug crimes are very severe.

Simply put, you need a trained professional on your side if you have been arrested or charged with drugged driving.

Stopped For Driving While High? Get Advice Immediately.

Waiting to talk to a lawyer has consequences. Contact my law office at 608-258-8529 or send me an email immediately after an arrest. We can sit down together in a free initial consultation, and discuss your case and your options.


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