What if the Officer Did Everything Right?

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Unfortunately, unless you have years of experience with DUI (driving under the influence of intoxicants) law in Oregon, there is absolutely no way to know if the officer did everything right with your case.  We get several clients who call in and say that they know they’re guilty.  They also think the officer did everything right. Reynolds Defense Firm respects that opinion, but kindly disagree.  Unless you’ve been through the system many many times or you’re an experienced DUI attorney, you don’t know what the officer is supposed to do. No officer is going to let you know that they really messed your case up, they’re going to give the impression that they are in control of everything that happened.

So you just don’t know if they did everything right. Did he or she? Probably, but not always. The job of your attorney is to go through all the details of your case that shows evidence against you.  We make sure that the officer did everything they were supposed to do, and in the proper sequence. That is part of your lawyer’s job, and we take pride in doing our job well.  You can visit the Reynolds Defense Firm website to learn all about what we specialize in.

I Was Arrested, Now What?

Regardless of whether police officers did everything right with your DUI arrest, call Reynolds Defense Firm.  The earlier you contact us, the better our chances are of strengthening it and keeping negative consequences to a minimum.  If you or someone you care about has been arrested for a DUI in Multnomah County, Washington County, or Clackamas County in Oregon, call Reynolds Defense Firm today for your free consultation at 503.223.3422.  Hiring an attorney will help take the burden off of you so you can rest at night. We’re solid, we’re here if you need us and we’re very good at what we do.

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