Seattle Boating Under the Influence Attorney
Have you been charged with boating under the influence?
Owners and operators of watercraft are bound by Washington state law as well as federal law governing boat safety and other procedures. If you are a boat owner and have broken one of these regulations by allegedly boating under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you could face criminal prosecution. It is important to speak with a Seattle boating under the influence attorney as soon as possible if you are aware of charges against you.
The criminal defense team at Guadagno & O'Sullivan has extensive experience handling a wide range of criminal cases throughout the Seattle area. Their knowledge, education and experience could be able to greatly benefit your case and help maximize your chances of receiving a positive outcome.
Boating Under the Influence Defense in Seattle
You could be charged with BUI if the following allegedly applies to you:
- You have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08% or above by breath or blood analysis
- You are impaired due to alcohol intoxication (regardless of BAC)
- You are impaired due to drug intoxication
If you are convicted of BUI, you could face very serious consequences, including fines of approximately $1,000, up to 90 days in jail and a misdemeanor on your record. It is very important that you take the necessary steps to protect your rights and your future. A Seattle criminal defense lawyer at Guadagno & O'Sullivan could be able to work with you to determine the best possible course of action in your case.
The legal team at Guadagno & O'Sullivan is very experienced in handling a wide range of criminal cases throughout the Seattle area. They are dedicated to giving each and every client the best possible chance at success in each criminal case they take on. They understand how difficult it can be to face criminal charges and they are fully prepared to defend your rights and advocate your best interests.
Contact a Seattle BUI Attorney at Guadagno & O'Sullivan today to discuss your case. |