Vermont DUI for Out of State Residents
At Burke Law we represent many out of state residents facing DUI charges in Vermont. Vermont’s tourist industry brings out of state Learn More
Defending DUIs in Vermont is part of our daily practice at Burke Law. In order to convict you of driving under the influence, the State is required to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you were intoxicated at the time you were operating your vehicle. The State typically has two types of evidence against you. The first is your performance on field sobriety tests. The second is your blood alcohol content (BAC) as measured either by a breath or blood sample. There are several ways to challenge the admissibility and accuracy of the State’s evidence. An experienced Burke Law DUI attorney can uncover where the State will have problems using this evidence against you to get you the best possible outcome for your case.
At Burke Law we represent many out of state residents facing DUI charges in Vermont. Vermont’s tourist industry brings out of state Learn More
An affirmative defense to a criminal charge is a fact or set of facts other than those alleged by the plaintiff or Learn More
Vermont is a tourist state. At Burke Law, many of the Vermont DUIs we defend involve operators with out of state driver’s Learn More
Most DUIs in Vermont have two components: a DUI civil and a DUI criminal. Both cases are handled at the same court, Learn More
If you are convicted of DUI in Vermont the consequences of a conviction may vary based on whether you have ever been Learn More
Knowing your rights can help you protect infringement of your liberty in any type of Vermont criminal case, including DUI. When talking Learn More
Why did I receive a DUI civil in Vermont? DUI civil offenses are issued when (1) a person submits to an evidentiary Learn More
Clients often ask me, “what is the worst penalty that can happen to me if I am convicted of a DUI in Learn More
People often ask me if they can get a DUI while driving an ATV or Snowmobile in Vermont. The answer is clear: Learn More
Whether or not someone can be charged with a DUI if they are below the “legal limit” is a question I am Learn More
Can I get a DUI in a parking lot in Vermont? Yes. You can be charged with a DUI in Vermont even Learn More
The impaired driver rehabilitation program (IDRP) is relatively new in Vermont. IDRP is an alcohol education course that is required by the Learn More
I realized I was unsafe to drive, so I pulled over on the interstate to sleep it off. Can I be charged Learn More
The Vermont law surrounding DUI expungements is changing. Historically, DUIs in Vermont were only eligible for sealing if the defendant was under Learn More