Georgia: DUI questions... someone had observed me driving recklessly.

Hello,

I have a few questions, and I would like to hear unbiased views on my situation, and I have not yet had a chance to visit with attorneys. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I was charged with dui, and the officer informed me that someone had observed me driving wrecklessly, and followed me until he caught up with me. I knew I would fail any tests(only had 1 beer before I left, then 2 mixed drinks), all on an empty stomach though, so I did not take any tests. But, Im 95% sure that when asked to be given some tests, I asked "and what if I refuse?", to which the officers answer was "turn around and put your hands...". This happened on Wednesday, and it has been 4 years since my last DUI.

1. The person who called the police and followed me, the police have all of their info right? And they could be called to testify if it went to jury, correct?

2. Was declining any tests the right move, and if i didn't technically say that I refuse, would this be a possible loophole for me?

3. Would getting a statement from the bartender saying how much she had served me, and my condition before i left help at all?

I know the obvious answer is speak with an attorney, but I just now got a chance to start researching my options, and tomorrow is Sunday, so I was hoping to get some info here first.

Thanks for any help,

WakeUpCall

[AFFA]

I wish to inform you that you may contest your dui. In this regard the person who have seen you can give evidence against you. When you have asked for the consequences if you refuse to give test then it does not mean that you have refused to give test. You may argue that you have never refused to give test and your statement was just a question or a query. Further DUI is when a person is diving under influence and therefore if you show evidence of bartender then your consumed beer then the fact that you were driving under influence will be proved. You may show evidence of any person who have seen you driving to show that you were not driving recklessly.

AFF