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A DUI, a legal charge of driving under the influence, is an embarrassing and life-changing legal situation.Getting a DUI can cost you your job, custody of children and thousands in court. Learn about DUIs and how to avoid them safely and responsibly.
The United States Supreme Court has determined that DUI Checkpoints, also called "sobriety roadblocks", are legal and minimally invasive. Of course, for a motorist who is Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
A felony DUI charge is very serious. It can mean a hefty fine and a jail sentence. Felony DUI charges in most states are only made if the defendant has a history of DUIs or Read More
A felony DUI charge is serious business. If you have a prior record of DUIs on your license, it is not uncommon for you to automatically be charged with a felony DUI. This Read More
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 Read More
DUI cases are among the more complex of traffic crimes heard by judges. It is not uncommon for DUI cases to be drawn out, if the plaintiff or defendant needs extra time to Read More
Working with a good attorney, you may be able to escape a DUI conviction or at least minimize the consequences. Follow these steps. Read More
When the weekend rolls around and you are ready for a night on the town, not a night in jail for DUI. Taking a few precautions can keep you safe and your night fun. Read More
Handling a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge is a scary and irresponsible place for anyone to be, but knowing how to plead the charge and address the court can make Read More
Driving under the influence is dangerous and against the law. Each year, roughly one-fourth of traffic deaths are caused by a drunk driver. As a citizen, you can help stop Read More
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 Read More
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. Read More
Contrary to popular belief, a DUI conviction will not clear from your criminal record after seven years. It will appear on your criminal record forever unless you Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
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 Read More
DUI can result in injury and death.
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