Brown University DUI Attorney - The RI DUI Guy

Brown University DUI Attorney Chad F Bank

Chad Bank is the Brown University DUI attorney that Brown parents have trusted for more than 15 years to handle even the most complicated cases on behalf of their children. His office, The RI DUI Guy, is at 970 Main St Suite 2 in West Warwick and can be reached at 401-573-2265.

Quick answer: If a Brown University student is arrested for a DUI, the police are required to notify the university, and Brown then has the right to revoke scholarships, remove the student from student housing, or expel the student from school. Arrests for hazing, carrying a fake ID, underage drinking, or drug possession can bring the same consequences. A study published by USA Today found that nearly 1 in 3 young adults will be arrested by the time they turn 23. The Law Office of Chad F Bank has been the Brown University DUI attorney parents have relied on for more than 15 years. If your child has been arrested, contact Chad Bank at 401-573-2265.

Brown University DUI Attorney

Your son or daughter’s ability to get into an Ivy League university doesn’t preclude him or her from making a mistake that could forever alter the course of his/her career. If your son or daughter has been arrested for a DUI, you need to contact Chad Bank the RI DUI lawyer that Brown parents have trusted for more than 15 years to handle even the most complicated cases on behalf of their children!

Why do you need a Brown DUI Defense Lawyer?

A recent study published by USA Today revealed that nearly 1 in 3 young adults would be arrested by the time they turn 23. However, The Law Office of Chad F Bank is the trusted Brown University DUI attorney parents have relied on for more than 15 years.

If your child has been arrested and attends Brown University the police are required to notify the university about his/her arrest. Upon notification, Brown University has the right to:

revoke your child’s scholarships
remove your child from student housing
expel your child from school

To avoid all of these potentially devastating scenarios you need to hire the Most Reviewed Brown University Defense Attorney if your child has been arrested for a DUI.

There are a myriad of other arrests that can occur that can also impact your child’s standing with Brown University.
If your child is arrested for:

hazing
carrying a fake ID
underage drinking
drug possession

he or she could suffer the same consequences as someone who’s been arrested for a DUI. To avoid the potentially devastating fallout from an arrest it’s best to contact the most trusted Brown University Defense Attorney to handle your child’s case.

So if your child has been arrested contact Chad Bank and find out for yourself why he’s the Brown University DUI attorney you can count on!

Brown University Student DUI Defense

The RI DUI Guy - Chad F Bank

970 Main St Suite 2
West Warwick , RI02893

Phone: 401-573-2265

Frequently Asked Questions

What about underage DUI for Brown students?

The Rhode Island underage DUI law (RIGL section 31-27-2.1) sets a 0.02 BAC threshold for drivers under 21. Even one beer can put you over. The criminal case runs in District Court plus Brown discipline runs in parallel. The combination of legal and academic consequences makes defense critical.

What defenses work in Brown DUI cases?

Defenses include challenging East Side pretextual stops, attacking the Providence PD Intoxilyzer calibration and observation period, scrutinizing student field test scoring (anxiety, unfamiliarity with instructions), refusal advisement defects, and coordinating with the Brown discipline process.

Where do Brown University DUI cases get heard?

Brown University DUI cases are heard at the 6th Division District Court at the Garrahy Judicial Complex in Providence. The 6th Division handles all Providence County DUI cases. Brown is in Providence proper so cases are close to the courthouse.

Will a DUI affect my Brown financial aid or scholarship?

Drug convictions can affect federal financial aid eligibility. DUI convictions can affect institutional aid, scholarships, and athletic eligibility at Brown. International students face status complications. The financial aid disclosure question and Brown-specific disclosure obligations both matter.

Will Brown find out about my DUI arrest?

Yes. Brown University's Office of Student Conduct typically learns about arrests through public records monitoring and police reporting. The university discipline process runs parallel to the criminal case. Arrest alone can trigger discipline before any conviction. Sanctions range from probation to suspension to dismissal.