Legal Articles, DUI-DWI

LACK OF CONVICTIONS SPURS SEARCH FOR POT TEST

Low numbers of arrests for driving high are perplexing the Illinois State Police.

Challenging Field Sobriety Testing in Colorado

There are many ways that a Colorado DUI attorney can challenge the results of field sobriety testing.

What to Expect from a Colorado DMV Hearing After Being Charged with DUI

This is a summary of what to expect from the DMV if you have been charged with a DUI.

Colorado DUI - "But I wasn't driving"

A defendant need not be driving to be charged with DUI in Colorado. However, there are many factors to defend against the actual physical control element of DUI.

Colorado DUI and Your Right to Remain Silent

Most DUI arrests in Colorado do not require a Miranda advisement. Regardless of this, you may and should still exercise your right to remain silent.

Common Misconceptions about Statute of Limitations in Colorado DUI Cases

Your failure to appear in court and thus avoiding the criminal court process does not trigger a statute of limitations violation resulting in a dismissal of your case.

WHAT IS YOUNG ADULTS COURT?

WHAT IS YOUNG ADULTS COURT?

Boating in Washington State: Important Laws To Know

Operating a vessel on Washington's waterways requires a significant knowledge of both legal requirements and common sense. These are the some of the most important laws to know when boating.

Truth in Sentencing: Receiving Credit for Time Served Outside of Jail-EHM v. Pretrial Services

When an individual is charged with a crime and awaiting trial, they are subject to pretrial detention. While most people perceive the notion of pretrial detention as being in custody at the county jail, there are other forms of pretrial detention that don’t require an individual to necessarily be incarcerated.

The Varying Meanings of Sexual Misconduct

Because of the onslaught of allegations related to “sexual misconduct,” it is very easy to misconstrue and confuse the meanings of individual instances of allegations.

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