What happens during the first ten days after I've been arrested for drunk driving?

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Steve Lombardi, Attorney

If you have been charged with OWI, it is important that you see an attorney within the first ten days after your arrest. IMPORTANT RIGHTS WILL BE LOST if you do not take appropriate action within those first ten days. If you have scheduled an initial consultation at my office, please bring with you a copy of any documents you received from the police officer, the Department of Transportation, and the Court.

OWI law is the most complicated and therefore misunderstood area of criminal law by both the public and practicing attorneys, which means that justice is often not served due to wrongful convictions and punishment greater than that required by law. Attorney Todd Miler has represented persons accused of Operating While Intoxicated in Iowa since 1997. Miler Law Firm has been located in West Des Moines since 1999. Through the dissemination of information, Todd Miler is attempting to help the public better understand their legal rights. You may call Todd Miler directly (515-457-9843) if you have questions about Iowa‘s criminal law.

Email: milerlaw@msn.com