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If you've been arrested for DWI in North Carolina, you may have a lot of questions about the process and what to expect.
DUI Lawyers also have questions about your charges and prior record, such as:
Have you ever had another DUI DWI conviction? If so, when? Was your license revoked for Impaired Driving when you were charged with NEW DUI CHARGES? Were there any children in your car under the age of 18? Was there a wreck and was there serious injury to another person as a result of the DWI?
In this video, DWI lawyer Bill Powers answers questions about DWI charges and explains why the 4 BIG DWI QUESTIONS are so important
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