DUI/DWI Defense Attorney
When police accuse you of drunk driving, your entire future is on the line. The impact goes far beyond the initial arrest — serious DUI/DWI charges threaten your freedom, your career, and your reputation. We fight aggressively to protect your rights.
Maryland DUI/DWI Defense
Our team stands ready to fight for your rights with experience and dedication. We've helped countless clients facing everything from DUI/DWI charges to related reckless driving and suspended license matters.
We pay attention to every detail and tailor our strategy for your situation. Whether you're at risk of losing your license, your job, or your good name, we're here to protect what matters most.
With a deep understanding of both Maryland and DC drunk driving laws, we bring focused expertise to every case. This is about your freedom, your future, and your peace of mind.
• Ignition interlock device requirement
• Alcohol education programs
• Dramatically increased insurance rates
• Employment and professional license impacts

License suspension starts in 10 days. Court appearance required within 30 days. Evidence can be challenged immediately — but only if you act now.
Call Now — Free Consultation(202) 963-0011DUI Dismissed: BAC of 0.09% — breathalyzer improperly calibrated, all charges dismissed
Charges Reduced: Second offense DUI reduced to traffic violation — no jail time
License Saved: Client kept driving privileges through emergency restricted license

"Mr. Riley's services are well worth the money and he handled our case efficiently (and successfully). He saved us a lot of time (and money)."
"Mr. Sean Riley dismissed my ticket which would of added 3 points to my license. He was efficient and quick to help me with my needs. I recommend Mr. Sean Riley he will take care of your tickets!"
Proven DefenseStrategies
Challenging the Traffic Stop
• Lack of reasonable suspicion
• Constitutional violations
• Improper police procedures
• Invalid checkpoints
Questioning Test Results
• Breathalyzer calibration issues
• Blood test chain of custody
• Field sobriety test conditions
• Medical conditions affecting tests
Procedural Defenses
• Miranda rights violations
• Evidence suppression motions
• Witness credibility challenges
• Statute of limitations issues
Frequently AskedQuestions
Can I lose my license immediately after a DUI arrest?
Yes, Maryland has an administrative license suspension that begins 10 days after arrest unless you request a hearing. This is separate from any criminal court proceedings. We handle this critical process to protect your driving privileges.
Should I take a breathalyzer test if pulled over?
Maryland has an implied consent law, meaning refusing chemical tests results in automatic license suspension. However, the decision depends on your specific circumstances. We'll explain the implications during consultation.
Will a DUI conviction affect my job?
DUI convictions can significantly impact employment, especially for commercial drivers, healthcare workers, teachers, and other licensed professionals. We work aggressively to minimize these consequences through dismissals, reductions, or alternative sentencing.
Can a first-time DUI be dismissed?
Absolutely. Many first-time DUI cases are dismissed or reduced based on procedural errors, faulty evidence, or constitutional violations. Common defenses include improper traffic stops, breathalyzer calibration issues, and field sobriety test problems.
What's the difference between DUI in Maryland vs. DC?
Maryland uses both DUI and DWI charges with different BAC thresholds, while DC focuses primarily on DUI. Our attorneys are licensed and experienced in both jurisdictions.
How long does a DUI case typically take?
Cases typically take 3-6 months from arrest to resolution, depending on complexity, court schedules, and whether the case goes to trial. We keep you informed throughout the process.
Don't Wait —Time Is Critical
Every day without legal representation puts your case at greater risk. Evidence disappears, deadlines pass, and the prosecution builds their case against you. Contact us now for a free, confidential consultation.
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