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Has Uber and Lyft Decreased Getting a DWI In Texas?

You would think that there would be fewer drunk drivers with more hired drivers available. However, this conventional wisdom has been proven wrong by a new study. After Lyft and Uber left Austin, Texas earlier this summer following the passage of a ballot measure that regulated their drivers...

Misconceptions about Arrest

Three misconceptions about being arrested.

Straw and Spitball constitute weapons under Georgia law

Even a straw and spitball constitute violations of Georgia's weapons on campus laws.

Got Arrested or Charged with a Crime - What Now?

How to handle a criminal charge and investigation

Minor Responsible for Own Injuries After Consumption of Alcohol

Blog post about the liability of a homeowner for the injuries of voluntarily intoxicated individuals on their property.

Town Not Liable for Child's Soccer Field Injuries

Blog post about a parent unsuccessfully suing the town of Greenwich over injuries sustained by her son while playing soccer at a public park.

Connecticut's Accelerated Rehabilitation Program: An Overview

Blog post giving an overview of Connecticut's accelerated rehabilitation program.

Connecticut Law on Marijuana: What You Should Know

Blog post on the penalties in Connecticut for possession of marijuana.

School Suspends Student For Off Campus Drug Possession

Blog post about a student who was suspended from school after being arrested for possession of marijuana off-campus.

School Fails to Disprove Young Student's Immunity Exception

Blog post about a school's liability when there is an exception to the doctrine of governmental immunity.

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