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An aggravated OWI charge can be life-altering in Iowa. If you or a loved one face this serious charge, you'll want to have our Iowa drug offense lawyers defending you. After you check out our article explaining everything you need to know to avoid aggravated OWI, don't hesitate to call our team of OWI specialists at O'Flaherty Law. Every day counts, so make sure you're protected now.
To avoid an aggravated OWI in Iowa, learn from our Iowa drug offense attorneys what you can to to protect your livelihood.
Drivers typically should not consent to a breathalyzer or field sobriety test when pulled over or arrested on suspicion of a DUI and also can refuse a blood test. Hospitals typically perform blood plasma tests and is performed on a drawn blood sample after the solid cellular components have been separated. A legal blood test, however, is performed on whole blood. In this article, our Iowa OWI attorneys explain when and how blood tests can be used as evidence in a case.
In this video, Iowa OWI attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses what you need to know if you're pulled over.
When faced with a DUI, there are important points you need to know.
Read more about the about the Iowa DUI laws from Iowa criminal defense attorneys.
In this video, Iowa OWI attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses what you need to know if you're pulled over.
