In this episode of Reasonable Doubt, attorney James Hopkins breaks down the complexities of DWI charges in New York State. With over 30 years of criminal defense experience and a background as a former prosecutor, Hopkins shares his expertise on what to do after a DWI arrest, the differences between misdemeanor and felony charges, and how legal representation can make or break your case.

Key Timestamps:

0:00 – Introduction and background on James Hopkins’ DWI experience
1:40 – How common DWI arrests are in New York
2:30 – The difference between misdemeanor and felony DWI charges
4:00 – What to do immediately after a DWI arrest
5:15 – Refusing breath or blood tests: rights and consequences
6:45 – What happens to your driver’s license after a DWI arrest
8:10 – Why hiring an attorney early makes a difference
10:20 – How James Hopkins builds a strong DWI defense strategy
12:30 – Helping clients who feel hopeless about their DWI case
13:50 – What sets James Hopkins apart as a defense attorney
About the Show:

Reasonable Doubt is a legal podcast where attorney James Hopkins dives deep into criminal defense topics, offering expert insights and practical advice for anyone facing serious charges in New York.