ARD’s effect Eligibility for Ignition Interlock License
Individuals with suspensions for DUI convictions can obtain a limited license following a DUI conviction if the person has no prior DUI offenses.
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5 Factors that Determine Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
BAC is the percent of alcohol in a persons blood and your BAC is based on the following 5 factors
How your DUI charge could also lead to an assault charge
The prosecution must establish other tangible indicia of unsafe driving that creates a substantial risk of injury which was consciously disregarded.
DUI Blood-Breath Refusal and the Ignition Interlock License
Am I still eligible for a Pennsylvania Ignition Interlock Limited License even I refuse a DUI blood test or a breathalyzer?
The Latest Major League Baseball Player Arrested for DUI
Learn how baseball’s DUI policy is drastically different from the NFL and the NBA especially given the recent DUI related deaths of 2 MLB players.
Case ResultMotion Granted! How rain helped persuade a judge
Learn about our latest victory in Philadelphia where we used a rainstorm to invalidate a DUI field sobriety test on I-76
The Top 10 Question about PA’s New Limited Driver Licenses
Learn the answers to the top 10 questions about Pennsylvania’s new Ignition Interlock Limited Driver Licenses.
DUI Update: PA revises Section 1547 (Implied Consent)
Governor Wolf has signed into law a revision, specifically to the section which explains what a police officer must do following an arrest for DUI
How much will a DUI/DWI conviction raise your car insurance?
A conviction for a DUI is not only a serious criminal matter but also an expensive one. Even one DUI conviction can cost a person well over $25,000.00!
Why Venus Williams probably won’t face criminal charges
Learn why despite a homicide, tennis star Venus Williams won’t receive more than a traffic ticket for accident in Florida