Articles in DUI

By capeside 1 comments
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DUI, or driving under the influence, is widely defined as using a motor vehicle while affected by drugs or alcohol. The state of New York has a zero-tolerance policy toward offenders under the age of 21. New York DUI laws also contain an informed ... more »
By Anthony Delgado 1 comments
We all have been in the situation where we are away from home, had a few too many and don't know how to get home. This is increasingly difficult during certain holidays where calling a cab may become more difficult or more expensive... more »
By tominator47 0 comments
Did you know that getting a DUI in another state other than your home state can cause you to lose your driving privileges in your home state? Learn how to reinstate your license by meeting the other state's requirements for DUI school with online ... more »
By Geoffrey Weed 2 comments
When representing yourself in court, no matter how minor the charge you're facing, you are immediately put at a serious disadvantage. One thing that most people don't know, though, is that with the proper know-how they can represent themselves ... more »
By George Sommers 1 comments
The most effective way of avoiding a ticket for traffic infractions is (Drumroll).... not to commit any! (Rimshot!) Barring that, you can still reduce the chances of shelling out big bucks for fines, insurance surcharges, etc... more »
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Most states have "zero tolerance" policies for DUI offenders under the age of 21, the age limit for buying or publicly possessing alcohol set by the National Minimum Drinking Age Act of 1984. Here are some basics to help you determine your ... more »
By Geoffrey Weed 0 comments
Fighting a traffic ticket can often feel like an exercise in fighting City Hall, doomed to failure from the outset. In the state of Michigan, however, it is not generally too difficult to get a traffic ticket downgraded or even revoked. Here ... more »
By Dru71 0 comments
So you receive a ticket in the mail about a situation that didn't ever happen, what is your recourse, pay it, NO FIGHT BACK. Do not just pay the ticket that someone else got while using your car or whatever the reason, I'll tell you how... more »
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Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI) is a serious offense, and most states crack down on even first-time offenders. Penalties include fines, community service, substance abuse counseling and even jail time. Through education and ... more »
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Contrary to what you may have heard, a DUI case is not necessarily a slam dunk conviction. In fact, most driving under the influence cases are weak, at best. Learn how to effectively fight a DUI... more »
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When you are arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI), the effects are felt almost immediately. You are required to use a temporary driver's license for 30 days after your arrest (and longer in some states). During this ... more »
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Prom night is one of memories. You're supposed to dance the night away with your friends. It should not go down in history as the night you lost your license. Or, even worse, as the night you lost one of your best friends. Prom night is ... more »
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You've studied the traffic law you're said to have violated, determined that you have a legal defense, and learned the court's procedures. It's now time to prepare and practice for your appearance before the judge and, perhaps, a jury... more »
By Grant Madden 0 comments
Alcohol consumption impairs the ability to function, and certainly, your ability to drive a motor vehicle. The once social acceptable "drink and drive" action has now became the target of law enforcement world wide. Almost 50 percent of motor ... more »
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Working with a good attorney, you may be able to escape a DUI conviction or at least minimize the consequences. Follow these steps... more »
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How to act in front of a Judge and make a good impression... more »
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If you are convicted of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI), your sentence will probably include a combination of classes and group therapy. Depending on your state and the type of your conviction, the length of the DUI program ... more »
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A DUI (driving under the influence) charge most often pertains to situations involving alcohol, but it can also pertain to drugs. In many states, a DUI first offender program is available. Usually you must have a court order to sign up, but you ... more »
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Community service as partial retribution for committing a crime has long been used in most states in the U.S. since the early part of the 20th century. In the case of a DUI, performing a certain number of hours of community service may sometimes ... more »
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The level of alcohol in the blood is measured by BAC, which stands for blood alcohol content or concentration. Typically, this number is measured by the mass of alcohol per unit of volume of blood. The procedure for measuring BAC as well as the ... more »
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After DUI or DWI conviction, you want to put it all behind you. However, if you need a car to go to work or the supermarket, you will need insurance. But your car insurance premium might shoot up, or your policy might be cancelled altogether. And ... more »
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If you want to remove a DUI conviction from your record, or perhaps fight for lighter sentencing, you may want to appeal. An appeal is not a retrial, but merely a reexamination of the proceedings to ensure the trial was conducted fairly. Here's ... more »