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Some people plead guilty immediately after getting charged with a driving under the influence (DUI) offense. They assume that avoiding trial is the best option available to them. People are often so focused on the possible criminal penalties of a DUI charge that they...
Most drunk driving enforcement occurs on a case-by-case basis. Police officers responding to a crash report or conducting traffic stops screen individual drivers for signs of intoxication through the tests that they administer. Local police departments sometimes...
Every year (and sometimes several times within a year) I hear people defend their drinking before getting into their vehicle because they did something to metabolize the alcohol in their body. In our last post, we discussed if drinking coffee actually has that effect....
There are many tips that people utilize to avoid driving under the influence (DUI) charges. For example, some people count their drinks, while others insist on only patronizing places where they know the recipes and standards of service. Some people even invest in...
If you face DUI charges in South Carolina, you should know what options you have, including some that you may not be familiar with, like specialized or problem-solving courts, also known as DUI Courts. What are DUI Courts? These are specialized courts designed to...
Speed limits exist for public safety, but they serve as a major source of frustration for many motorists. Quite a few drivers resent having rules that control how quickly they reach their destinations. Speeding is relatively common. It is one of the few legal...
The criminal courts have the power to hand down an assortment of different penalties in a driving under the influence (DUI) scenario. Drivers may end up serving time in state facilities. They may pay large fines in addition to any court costs they need to cover. It is...
Police departments engage in regular traffic patrols to enforce the law and maintain public safety. Officers monitoring the behavior of drivers can conduct one-on-one traffic stops when they notice illegal activity. Occasionally, police departments want to engage in...
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges can result from someone driving after having too much to drink. The state can also prosecute individuals for under the influence of prohibited drugs or certain prescription medications while driving. Even over-the-counter...
Certain drivers have a higher degree of risk than others of facing DUI charges. Those with prior DUI offenses on their records often have more risk than the average driver. Many people accused of driving under the influence (DUI) offenses consume alcohol frequently....
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