Field sobriety tests may be the main way that police determine if you are intoxicated behind the wheel, but that does not mean they're reliable or accurate.The tests catch a lot of flak, despite their widespread use. Some say they're too subjective, simply letting an...
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Undiagnosed diabetes could lead to a potential DWI charge
The American justice system offers everyone accused of a crime the ability to mount a defense against the charges. There is a presumption of innocence that protects citizens and has given rise to the popular term "innocent until proven guilty." However, for some...
Yes, you can fight a traffic ticket
As you make your way down the road, the last thing you want to see is police lights in your rearview mirror.Being pulled over for any type of traffic violation can bring stress to your life, especially if your driving record already has a few red marks on it. There...
How to challenge your breathalyzer results after a DUI arrest
When a police officer uses a breathalyzer during a traffic stop and determines that a driver is above the legal limit, many drivers believe that they are out of options to defend themselves against the charges. However, there are a number of methods you can use to...
Are field sobriety tests accurate and reliable?
You haven't been drinking, but you know why the officer thinks so when the lights come on. You accidentally swerved over the center line while trying to change the radio station. No other cars are in view, behind or in front of you, so an accident wasn't a real...
Restoring your firearms rights
When you are convicted of a felony, the loss of your right to bear arms under state and federal law is automatic. This includes your ability to purchase, possess and transport firearms. However, firearms rights can be restored. First things firstBefore your right to...