Law Offices of Harold J. Cronk

You might easily lose your judgment by abusing drugs, alcohol, or other substances. You might "feel fine," but that doesn't imply you're in the best condition to drive safely and reach your destination. The law enforcement official who pulls you over won't give a damn why you were drinking, whether you were out celebrating a big occasion with a night of partying or were at a small dinner party with friends and had "one too many". Being pulled over for driving while intoxicated can have serious repercussions because Georgia has some of the harshest DUI laws. What is Considered a DUI in Georgia? In Georgia, the term DUI is used to cover impaired driving under the influence of any alcohol, drug, or controlled substance. Unlike some states that differentiate between Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving While Intoxicated (DWI), Georgia does not make this distinction. The state has several criteria for determining DUI offenses: Having a b

  In the state of Georgia, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is considered a serious crime. Individuals who are convicted of DUI face strict penalties and consequences that have lasting effects on their future. The severity of the penalty will depend on several factors including the number of previous impaired driving offenses. Our team of experienced criminal defense attorneys at the Law Offices of Harold J. Cronk, PC, has successfully challenged drivers’ license suspensions in drunk driving cases and have helped clients reinstate their driving privileges. We are always available to provide comprehensive answers to your questions about DUI penalties in Georgia. The Law Offices of Harold J. Cronk, PC proudly serve clients in Savannah, Georgia, and the surrounding communities of Chatham County, Pooler, Tybee Island, Thunderbolt, Garden City, and Port Wentworth. DUI Penalties in Georgia In 2018, the state of Georgia ranked 23rd overall for drunk driv