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North Charleston DUI Defense Attorney
Charleston DUI Lawyer / DUI Defense Attorney
Defending DUI Charges is what Tim Amey was bred to do. As a Former DUI Prosecutor, he handled and tried hundreds of DUI cases. It led to lecturing in Advanced DUI Detection Certification Courses approved by SLED (South Carolina Law Enforcement Division) in North Charleston, SC.
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Has Your South Carolina Driver’s License been Suspened for a DUI?
As a Former DUI Prosecutor, Charleston, SC attorney Tim Amey worked closely with the South Carolina DMV and gained invaluable insight on how their system operates. Dealing with government bureaucracy can be extremely frustrating and for working stiffs, a few extra days without a license can exponentially exaggerate the inconvenience of getting to and from work.
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S.C. DUI Charges
Defending DUI Charges is what Tim Amey was bred to do. As a Former DUI Prosecutor, he handled and tried hundreds of DUI cases. It led to lecturing in Advanced DUI Detection Certification Courses approved by SLED (South Carolina Law Enforcement Division) in North Charleston, SC.
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Handling YOUR Case
DUI arrests in Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Summerville. From Moncks Corner to Kiawah, DUI Attorney Tim Amey is here to help!
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Penalties for DUI Conviction
Former DUI Prosecutor and Charleston DUI Lawyer Tim Amey has handled and tried hundreds of DUI cases. Attorney Amey lectured in Advanced DUI Detection Certification Courses approved by SLED (South Carolina Law Enforcement Division) in North Charleston.
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CDL DUI FYI
Defending Charleston DUI Charges for CDL drivers requires an understanding of the unique circumstance CDL drivers face. The vehicle involved is immaterial when a CDL driver is arrested for Driving Under the Influence.
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Drinking and Driving Under 21
Drinking and Driving is a dangerous activity for anyone. Under the law of South Carolina, Charleston and North Charleston drivers who drink and drive under the age of 21 face a greater threat of arrest.
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