Driving under the influence is a serious crime with serious consequences
To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime. First Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Monetary fines or forfeiture ranging from $150–$300, surcharges, and driver’s license revocation for up to 9 months. Second Offense DUI in Wisconsin: Possible jail time (up to 6 months), significant monetary fines of $150–$1,100, surcharges, and driver’s license … Read more
Is DUI a felony in North Dakota? In North Dakota, if you are charged with your fourth DUI in 15 years you face a Class C felony. Punishments for a Class C felony are harsh, and include: A minimum of one year and one day in prison. a fine of between $2,000 and $10,000. To stop … Read more
For drivers over the age of 21, operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08 or higher in Michigan is a crime. If you are drunk and driving in the state of Michigan and you are pulled over, you could possibly be charged with two types of offenses. To stop impaired driving and to support victims of this … Read more
On Friday night, a deadly car crash occurred in Greensboro, North Carolina, resulting in the death of Raulo Jacquet Sanders, 32, of Browns Summit. According to the Greensboro Police Department, Sanders was driving north on Huffine Mill Road when another driver turned left onto Huffine Mill Road from Penry Road, causing a collision at the … Read more
23-year-old Tierra Richardson was arrested on suspicion of an accident and reckless driving resulting in death and significant bodily injury, as a result of an accident on Fort Apache Road north of Sahara Avenue on Thursday, November 24. Tiffany Price died from her injuries. Two minor passengers went to Summerlin Hospital with reports of minor … Read more
Cases listed in public records indicate charges or actions have been filed in the court clerks office. The cases may or may not have gone to court or been settled. Note: Abbreviations will be used in the records when feasible to conserve space. Abbreviations that will be usedare: Assistant District Attorney; APC-Actual physical control; AWD-Assault … Read more
Many out of state visitors are arrested for DUI in Arizona. Your Arizona DUI can result in a license suspension in your state. Your Situation: So you came to Arizona on vacation or on business. You never intended to drink and drive, but now you find yourself back in your home State staring at a … Read more
As a California DUI offender, you will be facing either a misdemeanor or a felony DUI charge. Typically, first and even subsequent DUI offenders are charged with misdemeanors however there are chances that even on a first time dui offense, you could be charged with a felony DUI conviction. Whether or not you could be facing … Read more
Once you are arrested for driving under the influence in California, you will have to go through two separate processes, the DMV hearing process and the criminal court process. Both processes are equally important but separate of one another and it is imperative that you have a reputable California DUI Lawyer to represent you for … Read more
After the arrest, the officer immediately sends copy of the documents to the DMV. These documents include notice of suspension or revocation form, the driver license and a sworn report. DMV in a review examines the report, suspension ore revocation order and test results. If the review finds that the suspension or revocation order was … Read more