In Pennsylvania if you are driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher you can be charged with DUI. While this applies to anyone over the legal age of 21 there are also different DUI laws in Pennsylvania for different people based on age, profession, etc. These are explained below and the […]
Summary NJ DWI Laws & Penalties In New Jersey DWI laws are very strict. A person is guilty of drunk driving if he/she operates a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or greater. BAC refers to the amount of alcohol in your blood. While the state has set the minimum intoxication […]
Pennsylvania defines a DUI roadblock as a well-marked stationary point supervised by police who make a brief “without suspicion” stop to determine intoxication
You can commit a DUI in Pennsylvania and a DWI in Jersey even if you’re taking prescription or over the counter medication. Ask your criminal defense lawyer.
Your attorney should discuss what occurred prior to your arrest because this may form a basis for a motion and or possibly support defense arguments at trial
Just one DUI/DW could cost you your Life, Liberty & Pursuit of Happiness. Here are 5 things to remember this 4th of July
Pennsylvania has modified its consent to chemical testing (Form DL26B) which are also known as the OÂ’Connell warnings.
Most people assume that a DUI in Pennsylvania is only for alcohol or an illegal substance such as crack cocaine. PA classifies Cannabis a Schedule I Drug
New York like Pennsylvania utilizes blood and breathalyzer testing following an arrest for suspicion of DUI/DWI.
Since a breathalyzer measures the amount of alcohol in a personÂ’s body it is important to determine if any conditions could affect breath testing.
