
DC alcohol laws apply to its residents and to those working or visiting the capital. Breaking the laws isn’t a capital offense. But not knowing a law is no legal defense.
What are the DUI trends in the US? (DUI is driving under the influence of alcohol. Often defined as DWI or similar initials.) It’s dropped greatly since 1980. But it remains a major problem. That’s because even a single DUI death is a needless tragedy. I. The Study Researchers wanted to measure DUI trends over …
Judges arrested for drunk driving are all over the U.S. As one jurist said, judges wear robes, not capes. They’re human. Perhaps most judges arrested for drunk driving act politely. But in some cases they act very inappropriately when police pull them over. And even more outrageously when an officer arrests them. Learn what to expect …
Here’s a general overview of what you may expect if you’re stopped for drunk driving. Sometimes the charge is DWI (driving while intoxicated). It also applies to DUI (driving under the influence). The terms vary from state to state as well as the BAC (blood alcohol concentration) to which they refer. And some states use …
This page will help you understand Wyoming alcohol laws. That will help you avoid expensive fines or even jail. Not to mention time and embarrassment. Wyoming alcohol laws apply both to residents and visitors. It’s easy to forget that Wyoming’s alcohol laws may be different than those in some other states. But ignorance of this …
DUI courts are effective in reducing drunk driving. That is, driving while intoxicated or while impaired. These courts are sometimes called problem solving courts, DWI courts, sobriety courts, wellness courts, or accountability courts. New Mexico established the first DUI court in the US in 1995. Now, there are many hundreds. That’s because DUI courts are …
Most drivers killed in a crash in the U.S. are tested for alcohol and drugs. This gives the chance to compare drugged driving and drunk driving. Drugged Driving and Drunk Driving A federal agency (NHTSA) collects stats on crashes causing death. It finds that drugs are present in 43% of driver. This compares to 37% …
Background of Kansas Alcohol Laws Kansas alcohol laws prohibited the sale of alcohol from 1881 to 1948. Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller raided Amtrak trains. He did so to stop them from selling alcohol. He also prohibited airlines from serving alcoholic beverages over the state. Miller said that “Kansas goes all the way up and …