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Underage DWI: The Zero Tolerance Policy

By mariaadams007 on  From EzineArticles.com
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a serious offense that is punishable under criminal state law, and the statues pertaining to DWI cases apply to everyone. However, special amendments are sometimes made in instances such as those which involve minors who have been caught drinking and driving.Read Full Story

Explanation of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Standardized Field Sobriety Test

By mariaadams007 on  From EzineArticles.com
When you are charged with a DUI, police officer's will often administer field sobriety tests as one component in order to establish probable cause to arrest the suspect for DUI. Here is an explanation of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Standard Field Sobriety Test:Read Full Story

Some Good Tips On How To Avoid Needing A DWI Attorney

By sunandgames on  From goarticles.com
One of the leading reasons for death in the United States these days will be the automobile accident. One of the primary factors behind automobile accidents is driving while intoxicated of either alcohol or drugs. On the typical, intoxicated drivers per year kill roughly 15,000 people. Households suffer a loss of loved ones and life is cut disastrously short simply because an individual drove immediately after drinking an excessive quantity of alcohol. Even if you did not kill an individual...Read Full Story

"Field Test" By Cops For Cocaine Not Enough to Overcome Confontation Clause Problem

By ByeByeDWI on  From byebyedwi.blogspot.com
Massachusetts Drug Laws .  Two companion cases were decided and opinions published by the Massachusetts SJC on January 19, 2012 that involved appellate challenges to certificates of drug analysis.  The cases were:  Commonwealth v. King , Case Number SJC-10844, and Commonwealth v. Billings , Case Number SJC-10847.  Both of these cases involved charges alleging that the defendants unlawfully distributed cocaine.  In both of these cases, the Commonwealth presented a "certificate of drug analysis...Read Full Story

Taste of Verona

By aliceadams on  From widepr.com
January 13, 2012 - Lifestyle Press Release   Tuscan Kitchen Tuscan Kitchen Hosts a Wine Tasting with Cesari of Veneto Fine Wines WHAT: Experience true Italian authenticity and tradition at Tuscan Kitchen , located in Salem , NH, with the renowned winery Cesari of Veneto for a “Taste of Verona” wine tasting event on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012 from 6:30PM to 9:00PM in honor of New Hampshire Wine Week...Read Full Story
Police record RAMAPO DWI arrest: Town police on Thursday charged Wilson Aramboles, 21, of Nyack, with a misdemeanor count of driving while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle while using a mobile telephone, police said.  
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Raleigh criminal lawyer Damon Chetson announced the launch of new online North Carolina DWI case evaluation tool designed to provide customized answers based on responses users provide. The tool, developed after countless of research, allows people who are ...  
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New Hampshire DWI laws Congratulations to the New England Patriots for the AFC Championship! Remember if you go out to watch the Super Bowl that the cops will be everywhere on your way home.  They will be looking for an excuse to stop your vehicle.  Don't give them a cheap shot at stopping you!  Watch this new youtube video with some helpful hints that may help avoid unwanted police contacts after the Patriots win the Super Bowl.If you ignore...  
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Barnhart knows first-hand the consequences of driving while ... Two helicopters were called in to carry him and the other man to the hospital. He suffered brain trauma from the accident but has made a full recovery. The drunk driver had multiple ...  
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The Albany County Sheriff’s conducted an unannounced STOP-DWI patrol this past weekend. The 3-day crackdown coincided with the NFL Super Bowl and the numerous house parties that are typically held. This patrol was announced as part of a statewide...  
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ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. -- The owner of the Market Diner in Syracuse was charged with aggravated DWI. Friday afternoon, State Police were called to Interstate 90 in the Town of Westmoreland after receiving multiple calls about an erratic driver in a red Dodge ...  
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Andrew G. Swan, 55, was sentenced by Judge Larry M. Himelein to five years’ probation, including 100 hours of community service. Swan, charged Jan. 1, 2010, with aggravated DWI, also had his driver’s license revoked and was fined $2,000.  
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Whitehall Police Chief Matt Dickinson would not release the result of the test Tuesday but said "it was in his (Banks') favor," and was below the 0.08 percent threshold for driving while intoxicated. Dickinson said he planned to advise special prosecutor ...  
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The El Paso Police Department announced it responded to 30 cases of driving while intoxicated over the weekend. The incidents happened from about 12:15 a.m. on Friday until about 3:30 a.m. Monday. Police reported 10 DWI incidents on Friday, including five with blood alcohol content over 0.15 and two second offenses. Seven incidents were reported on Saturday, including two with blood alcohol content over 0.15 and two with a child under 15...  
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New Hampshire’s drunk driving laws could get some more bite if legislators pass a bill requested by the Department of Safety. Senate Bill 282 would allow the commissioner of safety to request an administrative hearing before returning the ...  
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