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While many people usually think about alcohol impairment when they hear about someone who’s arrested for impaired driving, it’s not the only substance that can lead to these charges. It’s possible that legal medications or illegal drugs can cause a driver to become...
If a police officer pulls you over and then arrests you for allegedly driving under the influence (DUI), you will face criminal charges. Even a first-time Mississippi DUI offense can lead to significant fines and even jail time. Drivers also can expect to lose their...
Getting pulled over can be nerve-wracking. Like many drivers at a traffic stop, you may have no idea why an officer pulled you over or what will happen next. When an officer starts asking questions about your activities earlier in the evening, you may worry that the...
Beyond the possibility of time in jail, fines, or even having to install an ignition interlock device, there is more to a DUI conviction that could end up affecting your quality of life. The most obvious one is that you'll end up with a criminal record after being...
Did you know that it is possible to face driving under the influence (DUI) charges even if you have not been drinking? Auto brewery syndrome is a condition that makes people feel and appear intoxicated. Further, the syndrome also frequently results in failed...
Understanding the consequences of a DUI conviction will show you why defending against these charges is so crucial. Many people plead guilty without realizing the full effect a conviction will have on them. A first-time DUI offense could result in the following: A...
One of the biggest mistakes people make when the police charge them with an offense is thinking they have no right to mount a challenge. Yet, each year many people get the charges against them overturned because of how the police acted. It applies to all charges,...
Weighing your legal options when you face serious criminal charges often involves looking at the evidence against you. For those accused of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), officers will typically have two kinds of evidence unless there was a crash that...