Carrollton DUI Defense Attorney
Facing DUI charges in Carrollton or Carroll County? Former prosecutor Met Lane fights for your rights.
A Former Prosecutor in Your Corner
Met Lane spent years as a prosecutor — which means he knows exactly how the State builds DUI cases, where those cases are vulnerable, and how to tear them apart.
He has tried DUI cases in Carroll County Superior Court and knows the judges, the prosecutors, and the local procedures inside and out. That local knowledge isn’t just helpful — it’s decisive.
From traffic stops on Highway 27, Highway 166, and Highway 113 to arrests on Carrollton’s city streets, we know the routes, the checkpoints, and the patterns — and we look for every legal weakness in the State’s case against you.
Carroll County Court Knowledge
- •Carroll County Superior Court — familiar with judges and procedures
- •Carrollton Municipal Court — local DUI case experience
- •Carroll County Probate Court — license reinstatement matters
- •ALS hearings before the Office of State Administrative Hearings
- •20+ years trying cases in West Georgia courtrooms
DUI Defense Services
Comprehensive DUI defense from the moment of arrest through trial in Carroll County courts.
First Offense DUI
Protect your record, license, and future with aggressive first-offense defense.
Repeat DUI Offenses
Facing a second or third DUI? The stakes are higher — so is our level of defense.
DUI with Accident
When a DUI involves an accident, the charges escalate. We fight every element.
License Suspension Hearings
Request an ALS hearing within 30 days or lose your license automatically.
Time Is Critical After a DUI Arrest
You have only 30 days to request an ALS hearing and protect your driver’s license. Don’t wait.
Call now for a free, confidential consultation. We’ll review your case, explain your options, and start building your defense immediately.
Call (770) 834-4107 — Free ConsultationDUI Questions Answered
Common questions about DUI charges in Carroll County, Georgia.
What happens to my license after a DUI arrest in Georgia?
When you're arrested for DUI in Georgia, the arresting officer confiscates your license and issues a 1205 form. You have only 30 days to request an Administrative License Suspension (ALS) hearing — or your license is automatically suspended. This is separate from the criminal DUI charge. Call us immediately so we can file the ALS appeal and protect your driving privileges while your case is pending.
Can a DUI charge be reduced or dismissed in Carroll County?
Yes. As a former prosecutor, Met Lane knows exactly what the State must prove and where their cases are weakest. We examine every aspect of your stop and arrest: Was the traffic stop legal? Was the field sobriety test administered properly? Was the breathalyzer calibrated and operated correctly? Flaws in any of these areas can result in evidence being suppressed, charges reduced, or the case dismissed entirely.
Do I have to take the breathalyzer test in Georgia?
Georgia's implied consent law means refusing a breathalyzer triggers an automatic license suspension — but refusing also means the State has less chemical evidence against you. This is a real strategic decision with real consequences either way. If you've already refused or submitted to testing, call us immediately. We'll analyze your specific situation and build the best possible defense.
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