Traffic Violations
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS
Our firm is committed to helping citizens who are facing pending DUI charges fight for a reasonable conviction or dismissal and to avoid maximum penalties. When you choose to work with our firm, you can be confident that proven and highly zealous attorneys will be fighting for you. The Law Firm of Boddie & Associates, LLC. is able to help you with any of the offenses listed below that you may be facing. Contact The Law Firm of Boddie & Associates, LLC. Today! (678) 741-5369
DUI / DWI
In the state of Georgia, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The offense is commonly known as driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI). DUI/DWI is a very serious criminal offense, and it often poses serious criminal penalties if convicted in court. Depending on the circumstances of the arrest, a DUI may be tried as a misdemeanor or a felony charge. In any situation, DUI convictions pose serious, long-term penalties that should not be taken lightly.
First DUI Offense
- Driver’s license suspended for 1 year
- Fines can range from $300-$1,000
- Jail time can range from 10 days to 1 year, with a potential for probation
- 40 – 80 hours of community service
- Successful completion of the Risk Reduction Program
Second DUI Offense
- Driver’s license suspended for up to 3 years
- Fines can range from $600-$1,000
- Jail time can range from 90 days to 1 year, with a potential for probation
- 240 hours of community service
- Successful completion of the Risk Reduction Program
- Photo posted in public newspaper as DUI offender with a $25 fine
Third & Subsequent DUI Offenses
- Driver’s license suspended for up to 5 years
- Fines can range from $1,000-$5,000
- Jail time can range from 120 days to 1 year, with a potential for probation
- 240+ hours of community service
- Successful completion of the Risk Reduction Program
- Photo posted in public newspaper as DUI offender with a $25 fine
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Traffic Violations
TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS

Distracted Driving
On a daily basis, there are multiple accidents that occur on the highways and streets due to distracted driving. These types of car crashes are becoming more and more common in the Metro Atlanta area. Accident reports have revealed texting while driving has caused major increases in auto accidents. There are proven studies that show that accidents can happen if you simply take your eyes off the road for 3 seconds. The most common type of auto accident that results from distracted drivers is the rear end collision.

“Hands-Free” Driving
The new Georgia “Hands-Free” Law has begun to address the growing serious issue of accidents caused by drivers who are preoccupied because they are using their cell phones. Motor vehicle accidents involving the usage of cell phones are becoming more and more common. These accidents often result in many individuals receiving long-term injuries.

Speeding
Your first thought may be to just pay the fine and be done. Paying your speeding ticket fine is the same as pleading guilty. A guilty plea can result in points being added against your driver’s license or even increased insurance premiums. The number of points you receive for each speeding ticket conviction is listed here:
15 to 18 mph over: 2 points
19 to 23 mph over: 3 points
24 to 33 mph over: 4 points
34 mph over: 6 points
If you are convicted of going 85 miles per hour or more on any road or highway in GA or 75 miles per hour or more on any 2 lane road, then you will receive a Super Speeder fine from the state of GA. Super Speeder fines are an average of $200 per offense. Call the firm today to discuss your speeding violation and how we can help you get the best results.

Suspended/Revoked License
In GA, license suspension happens for a number of reasons:
• DUI convictions
• Driving with a suspended license
• Failure to appear in court or failure to respond to a traffic ticket
• Driving without insurance
• Accumulating 15 or more points in a 24-month period
• Being convicted of violating the GA controlled substances act
Being able to drive is an almost a necessity in Georgia. You may be tempted to drive even if your license is suspended or revoked and risk being jailed or heavy fines that can range anywhere from $1,200-$5,000.
Call The Law Firm of Boddie & Associates, LLC. to discuss how we can help avoid hefty fines and penalties.
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Our attorneys are available to provide you with a comprehensive strategy in your Auto Accident or pending Criminal Defense cases, and will aggressively pursue a positive outcome.
The Law Firm of Boddie & Associates, LLC.’s goal is to avoid or minimize penalties such as large fines and prison time. We are here to be your Zealous Advocates!