My History

GA DUI Attorney in Atlanta - Mike Hawkins
Atlanta GA DUI Attorney Michael M. Hawkins credits much of his success in defending Georgia DUI cases to his experience as a GA DUI prosecutor and his commitment to out-preparing the prosecution. His professional background includes:
- University of Alabama, B. A., 1989
- Emory University School of Law, J. D., 1992
- DUI Prosecutor, DeKalb County, Georgia 1992
- DUI Prosecutor, Rockdale County, Georgia 1994
- Entered Private Practice, 1996
- National College for DUI Defense, held at Harvard Law School facility, 1997
- Board Certified in DUI Defense, National College for DUI Defense, 2001
- NACDL DUI Committee Vice-Chairman, 2006
- NCDD Board of Regents, 2008
- Part-Time Judge, Dunwoody Municipal Court, 2011
Hawkins is a frequent DUI defense lecturer to DUI Lawyers in Georgia, and accross the nation. His method of cross-examination of police officers has been described as "as much science as it is art." His presentation on "Bad Science, Bad Tests, Good Cross" was selected for the Best Speakers of 2009 DVD by the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. The DVD is marketed to DUI Defense Attorneys who want to improve their skills in cross-examination. Mr. Hawkins provided the content to NACDL at no cost.
GA DUI Attorney Hawkins has taught DUI lawyers in Georgia, Califoria, Florida, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Montana, New York, Nevada, South Carolina and Texas. For nine years, Attorney Hawkins served as the Chairperson for the ICLE Handling Administrative Drivers License Suspensions and Revocations Seminar which trains Georgia lawyers in techniques to save their clients' drivers license.
For a free initial consultation, please contact the Hawkins Law Firm at (770) 685-6400 locally in Atlanta, or at 1-877-537-2368 outside of Atlanta.
services list
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Investigation of Charges
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Drivers License HearingsPlea Negotiations / Reduction of Charges
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Pretrial Motions to Suppress Illegally Obtained Evidence
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Challenging Unlawful Stops by the Police
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Challenging Unlawful Police Roadblocks
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Excluding Improper Field Sobriety Tests
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Attacking Breath Tests
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Attacking Blood Tests
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Bench Trials
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Jury Trials
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Protecting Your Record
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Saving Your License
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Keeping You Out of Jail





