DUI

Decreasing incidents of driving under the influence is a priority for lawmakers and law enforcement in every state. In North Carolina, several tactics are used to prevent driving under the influence. These strategies include criminalizing driving under the influence,...

Driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs can have serious consequences, including potential criminal charges. North Carolina drivers in such circumstances are typically charged with Driving While Intoxicated/Impaired (DWI). Depending on the state where...

North Carolina drivers like you may have heard of field sobriety testing before. This is one of many tools that law enforcement officers have which allow them to test your sobriety. However, field sobriety tests are not an exact science. Because of this, it is...

If the police have accused you of DUI, it is likely that breathalyzer results are very important to the case the police have against you. Depending on your circumstances, however, it is possible that the results of that breathalyzer test may be problematic. It is,...

When you receive a DUI conviction, you face prison time, having to pay a substantial fine and having your driver’s license suspended. But have you ever considered the other possible consequences of a DUI conviction? The Houston Chronicle reports that a DUI conviction...

As you go about your duties in North Carolina, you may happen to bump into a random sobriety checkpoint on the road. The police set up these checkpoints to help reduce the number of accidents occurring due to drunk driving. The CDC estimates that the sobriety...

Most people understand that operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated is deemed unsafe as consuming too much alcohol reduces a person's ability to appropriately operate a vehicle, to make good decisions while driving or to respond quickly when needed in a driving...