Articles in DUI

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Speed traps are everywhere. Traffic tickets can make up a significant percentage of a town or county's fiscal budget. In fact, it's been shown that the number of traffic ticket issued increases during a recession. Educating yourself in advance ... more »
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Being aware of a few key things will dramatically decrease your chance of getting a traffic ticket. Be a smart driver and avoid hassles, fees or increased insurance premiums... more »
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An arrest for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI) can mean hefty fines, a suspended driver's license and even jail time. If you are facing charges, follow these steps... more »
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If you have a DUI conviction, the court has probably ordered you to attend a DUI class. In most cities, you'll have several options to choose from. To locate the DUI class closest to you, follow these steps... more »
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It is possible to clean your DWI criminal record by expunging, or "erasing," an arrest or a conviction. If you want to stay out of jail, keep or reclaim your driver's license and avoid major impediments to your career, finances and relationships, ... more »
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There are major differences and subtle differences between a misdemeanor and a felony DUI. With your driving record, a felony record can be much more severe. Knowing the differences between the two types of crimes is an important step in the ... more »
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It takes just one bad judgment to be charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol (DUI), but that decision can completely change your life. A DUI is not easy to deal with on any level, but there is support out there if you know ... more »
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The laws and procedures regarding DUI cases are handled differently in every state, but you can take certain actions to start recovering, and even lighten the sentence... more »
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While no one ever wants to do this on purpose, it is possible to fail a field sobriety test when sober. You can fail for myriad reasons. It is good to know these reasons so you can prevent it from happening should a law enforcement official ever ... more »
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Arizona state law provides for a number of penalties and other punishments for DUI (driving while under the influence) offenders. If you live in or plan to visit Arizona, read on to learn more about the law... more »
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Drinking under the influence, or DUI, is defined as the operation of a motor vehicle while impaired due to the use of drugs or alcohol. In the state of California, the DUI laws are tougher than federal minimums, with added penalties for a blood ... more »
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Driving under the influence (DUI) is defined as the operation of a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. State laws vary, with a benchmark for DUI violations at 0.08 BAC (blood alcohol content). Connecticut goes beyond this standard ... more »
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Drivers who operate motor vehicles under the influence of alcohol or drugs are violating DUI laws. In Hawaii, the consequences for violating DUI laws depend upon the severity of the offense and the driver's past record. Here is information about ... more »
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Illinois DUI laws call for increased sentences and fines for drivers who have a blood alcohol content of 0.16 or higher with a passenger under the age of 16. Here is more information on DUI law in Illinois... more »
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The state of Pennsylvannia can revoke the licenses of anyone caught driving while under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. To learn more about the state's DUI laws, read on... more »
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Driving under the influence (DUI) laws forbid anyone from operating a motor vehicle while affected by alcohol or drugs. To find out how Washington, DC, treats DUI offenders, read the information below... more »
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If you find yourself in need of resources for a defense against a charge of Driving Under the Influence (DUI), be sure you know the requirements specific to your state. Finding help when you need it can ease your mind in a challenging time... more »
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Aside from the social stigma, time commitment and energy involved in a DUI conviction, there is considerable financial cost. This can include license reinstatement costs, court fees, attorney fees, mandatory DUI classes, an interlock device on ... more »
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The court often will suspend the license of anyone convicted on a DUI (driving under the influence), even first offenders. However, you may qualify for a restricted license enabling you to drive to work or school. Here's how to get one... more »
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DWI is commonly known acronym for "Driving While Intoxicated" and is a serious offense in U.S. You jeopardize your own life and that of others by drinking and driving. Getting insurance to drive in the U.S. after two DWIs can take several years. ... more »
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Ever get your self a D.U.I.? Or worried you might get one well I have one simple step for you that will help you weasel your way out of one... more »
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a non-profit victim's rights organization. MADD helps victims of drunk driving, educates parents and children about the dangers and advocates for stricter laws. MADD offers resources for parents. There are ... more »
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Drinking alcohol and driving is a serious offense that involves court fees, legal costs and the loss of your driver's license. Getting your driver's license back after a DUI charge can be lengthy, but there are definitely ways to shorten the process... more »
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A driving under the influence charge carries with it stiff penalties, especially if you have a past record of DUIs. Pleading guilty to a DUI can be a wise choice, if you can get the judge to understand that you are truly wanting to work on never ... more »
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When you plead not guilty to a DUI charge the judge will ask if you have an attorney. If you cannot afford one, the court can appoint an attorney to defend your case. You can also choose to defend yourself, but that option isn't wise. You need a ... more »