What happens when someone is arrested for drunk driving?
In connection with being arrested on charges of drunk driving, it is likely that you’ll be searched by the police, your car will get towed and you’ll be sent to jail where you’ll …
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Do all states have aggravated drunk driving laws?
No, but all states have laws or sentencing guidelines that can make a drunk driving conviction more severe. Plus, in response to the continuing trend of drinking and driving in the United …
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The Constitutionality of Sobriety Checkpoints
What are Sobriety Checkpoints? Sobriety checkpoints are law enforcement initiated roadblocks which are usually set up on an anonymous road or highway in a community with a purpose of catching drunk drivers. Generally, the police will announce that a sobriety checkpoint will be conducted during a specific week or weekend, but will not disclose the location. An advance notice by a supervisory …
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Possible Penalties for Drunk Driving
If you are found or plea guilty to the offense of drunk driving, there are a variety of possible penalties you will face. Since the offense of a drunk driving is controlled by state law, penalties upon a conviction will vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. However, the penalties are usually progressive and become more severe for each repeat offense and the increase of the amount of alcohol …
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