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Plan On Drinking & Driving This July 4th? 5 Things To Know
Just one DUI/DW could cost you your Life, Liberty & Pursuit of Happiness. Here are 5 things to remember this 4th of July
PENNDOT DL 26B Pennsylvania New Chemical Test Warnings
Pennsylvania has modified its consent to chemical testing (Form DL26B) which are also known as the OConnell warnings.
Medical Cannabis, DUI, And Your Pennsylvania Driver License
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
Why This NFL DT Might Sack This NY DWI Charge
New York like Pennsylvania utilizes blood and breathalyzer testing following an arrest for suspicion of DUI/DWI.
Your Diabetes and DUI Breath Testing: Is it a Factor?
Since a breathalyzer measures the amount of alcohol in a persons body it is important to determine if any conditions could affect breath testing.
Are You Really Fine To Drive? Tolerance vs. Intoxication
Most people fail to understand the amount of alcohol that will put them over the legal limit and they usually underestimate it.
Drug DUI/DWI Expert Testimony – Pennsylvania vs. New Jersey
In some DUI/DWI prosecutions, the accused hasnt ingested any type of alcohol but a a drug, narcotic, or hallucinogenic.
New Jersey DWIRefusal of Chemical Test and Short Samples
In New Jersey, similar to Pennsylvania, a driver doesnt have the right to refuse a chemical test in connection with the arrest for drunk driving
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Agg. Assault & Homicide – DUI
Under the Pennsylvania traffic code, any person who negligently causes serious bodily injury while DUI commits a felony of the 2nd degree. In New Jersey,