We have the confidence, reputation, and experience that you need to maximize your chance of success in your driving under the influence case.
Conway DUI attorney Johnny Gardner has successfully helped hundreds of clients who have been accused of driving under the influence. We have access to a wide range of experts that can assist in investigating and proving your case at trial, including Datamaster experts, standardized field sobriety test experts, chemical analysis experts, accident reconstructionists, and toxicologists.
Johnny Gardner has received the same training and certification in standardized field sobriety tests as your arresting officer, keeps abreast of SC’s ever-changing DUI laws and court opinions, and regularly attends DUI defense and trial skills workshops. We have the knowledge and experience that is necessary to negotiate the best outcome for you or prove your case to a jury.
More importantly, we care about you and your case. Each of our clients is facing a unique challenge in the courts that includes the threat of incarceration, loss of their driving privileges, and a permanent criminal record for drunk driving that cannot be expunged.
We understand what you are going through and the effect it can have on you and your family, we are here to help because we care, and we know that you need a fighter in your corner.
South Carolina has several types of DUI (driving under the influence) offenses and many more DUI-related offenses that could be charged depending on the circumstances. There are DUI charges for boating, DUI charges for flying, and DUI-related charges for when there are children in the car. There are DUI administrative proceedings for children who drive ...
What can you argue at an implied consent hearing in South Carolina? If you were charged with DUI and had an implied consent suspension because you either 1) refused the breathalyzer or 2) took the alcohol tests and the result was .15 or greater, you can request an implied consent hearing to ask a DMV ...
A man was arrested for DUI on a horse in California… In South Carolina, you can’t be charged with “drunk driving a horse,” because a horse is not a motor vehicle, and you don’t drive it, you ride it. In several states, however, you could be charged with DUI on a horse, DUI in a ...
Is there a “legal limit” for driving under the influence in South Carolina? Technically, there is no legal limit for DUI in South Carolina… There is a “legal limit” of .08 BAC, however, for driving with an unlawful alcohol concentration (DUAC), or SC’s “per se” DUI law. There is also a “rebuttable inference” that a ...
