Panama City BUI Attorney: Aggressive Advocacy
As with DUI cases, individuals over 21 or older can be charged with BUI with blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or higher, or when the arresting officer believes that faculties have been impaired by alcohol consumption. For those under the age of 21, the legal limit is a BAC of .02%.
BUI charges do not necessarily mean a BUI conviction. Law enforcement officers make a judgment call in a BUI arrest, and their judgment may be wrong. Most people do not have as much experience in operating a boat as they do in operating a motor vehicle. Various factors, such as weather conditions and the actions of other boaters can create problems unrelated to BUI. Seasickness, sun, wind, motion, and engine noise can intensify the appearance of impairment. Do not face charges of BUI alone.
Let a knowledgeable Panama City criminal lawyer with our firm protect your rights and aggressively defend you against these charges. Contact our firm.
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