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Interesting Facts: Montana State does NOT have a “legal limit” for blood alcohol concentration (“BAC”) in relation to legally driving a motor vehicle, and you do NOT have to be — DRIVING — a vehicle to be convicted of a DUI. Montana State Code provides that the offense of DUI occurs whenever: (1) a person is in control of a motor vehicle (this does not require driving, being behind the wheel, or the vehicle even being turned on); (2) they have consumed alcohol or drugs; and (3) the person’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle was impaired — ANY AMOUNT or to any degree — by the consumption of the alcohol or drugs.

DUIs are among the most frequent criminal charges that common every-day people experience at some point in life. And, there can be MANY reasons why a person might get a DUI, though they are a very law-abiding citizen. Regardless of the reason for your DUI charge, Mountain State Attorneys is ready and able to help you fight your DUI charge. And, in most circumstances, we can help you keep your license before and after the case is over, EVEN if the police officer took your physical driver’s license at the time of citation (this, particularly, is a VERY time-sensitive issue, so don’t hesitate to contact an attorney right away).

Substantively, it is somewhat frequently the case that we can effectively attack your DUI charge even if, technically, you may have been guilty of the DUI. The law enforcement and legal technologies, processes, and mechanisms involved in DUI cases are rather involved, technical, and require a degree of precision by law enforcement officers. Give us a call, and our attorneys can quickly assess your DUI case.

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