Driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal in every state, both on a state and federal level. However, how law enforcement teams are able to check and detain drunk drivers is regulated by state and constitutional law. DUI checkpoints are one way to potentially...
Social media has become a way of life for most people, especially young generations currently in high school or college. Statista reports that the number of social media users will grow from 2.77 billion in 2019 to a whopping 3.02 billion in 2021. As social media use...
Probable Cause For A Traffic Stop For a police officer to pull you over, he or she must have probable cause or reasonable suspicion to do so. When an officer does not have probable cause and makes a DUI arrest, there’s a good possibility that the case will be...
Blood and Alcohol Content In a DUI In some DUI cases, the defendant provides a blood sample that is used to calculate BAC, or blood alcohol content. This can be done in addition to a breathalyzer test or alone, such as if the defendant arrived at a hospital...
If you’ve been arrested for drinking and driving, you face some harsh penalties Your attorney will evaluate the facts of your case and will most likely argue to have the charges dropped. However, this may not always be the case. If there’s not enough evidence to do...
When you are stopped by a police officer and they suspect you may be driving under the influence of alcohol, they will most likely request that you submit to a blood alcohol test, usually in the form of a portable breathalyzer. If the test shows that your BAC, or...
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Driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal in every state, both on a state and federal level. However, how law enforcement teams are able to check and detain drunk drivers is regulated by state and constitutional law. DUI checkpoints are one way to potentially...
Social media has become a way of life for most people, especially young generations currently in high school or college. Statista reports that the number of social media users will grow from 2.77 billion in 2019 to a whopping 3.02 billion in 2021. As social media use...
Probable Cause For A Traffic Stop For a police officer to pull you over, he or she must have probable cause or reasonable suspicion to do so. When an officer does not have probable cause and makes a DUI arrest, there’s a good possibility that the case will be...
Blood and Alcohol Content In a DUI In some DUI cases, the defendant provides a blood sample that is used to calculate BAC, or blood alcohol content. This can be done in addition to a breathalyzer test or alone, such as if the defendant arrived at a hospital...
If you’ve been arrested for drinking and driving, you face some harsh penalties Your attorney will evaluate the facts of your case and will most likely argue to have the charges dropped. However, this may not always be the case. If there’s not enough evidence to do...
When you are stopped by a police officer and they suspect you may be driving under the influence of alcohol, they will most likely request that you submit to a blood alcohol test, usually in the form of a portable breathalyzer. If the test shows that your BAC, or...
