Driving While Intoxicated – Driving While Under the Influence – Public Intoxication

If you or a loved one has been arrested for DUI you need to ensure that you or your loved one’s rights are protected in the most skilled and effective manner.  The Mazaheri Law Firm is proud to provide competent and aggressive legal representation to individuals who have been arrested for or charged with any type of driving under the influence offense. Please remember you have 15 days after the date of arrest or you may  lose your license.

Being arrested for a DUI or DWI can be confusing and upsetting.  If you do not have a qualified, competent DUI attorney, you will be putting yourself at a much greater risk of facing more severe charges.  Drunk driving defense attorney Katherine Mazaheri is prepared to assist clients with their DUI, DWI, and DPS hearings.  Please contact us as soon as possible after your arrest so that we can help you keep your driver's license.

In Oklahoma, an arrest can take place if a person is intoxicated above the legal limit of .08% BAC or .02% BAC if under the age of 21. Below is a list of possible penalties that may follow your arrest including fines, assessments, court costs, and jail time.

If you are arrested for a Misdemeanor DUI you may be subject to the following penalties:

• Jail time
• Fines of up to $1,000, plus additional fees including probation and court costs
• License suspension
• Alcohol education treatment
• Community service

If you are arrested for a 1st Time Felony DUI you may be subject to the following penalties:

• Jail time
• Fines of up to $2,500, plus additional fees including probation and court costs
• License suspension
• Alcohol education treatment
• Community service

If you are arrested for a 2nd Time Felony DUI or Aggravated DUI you may be subject to the following penalties:

• Jail time
• Fines of up to $5,000, plus additional fees including probation and court costs
• License suspension
• Alcohol education treatment
• Community service
• Felony conviction
• Ignition interlock device
• Up to 5 years probation

That's why it's important to find a lawyer that's on your side.

Expungements

After your criminal record has been tainted, how can you get your criminal record erased from public record?  Expungement.  Expungement is a legal term for post-conviction relief that operates to improve a person's criminal record.  Most importantly, expungement is used for employment purposes where a job application may ask for disclosure, hampering possible opportunities.

Benefits of having a Misdemeanor or Felony Expunged:

• Tell employers that you were not convicted of a crime
• Become eligible for some professional licenses

Call Mazaheri Law Firm today at (405) 607-HELP to set up your free consultation!