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Many Va. drivers convicted of DWI keep licenses
Thousands of Virginia motorists classified as "habitual offenders" have, because of lax enforcement, evaded the state law that allows judges to take away their licenses. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com
Texas Priest Charged With DWI in Crash
A priest was charged with drunken driving after crashing a pickup truck into a restaurant and injuring 10 people, a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper said. Five of the victims were taken to hospitals Monday night, none with life-threatening injuries, Trooper David Adkins said. The Rev. Karel Fink's pickup was
INS eases policy on deportation Cases of DWI violators to first undergo review
The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service confirmed Thursday that it will review on a case-by-case basis the deportation of legal immigrants detained as a result of a Texas-wide crackdown on DWI violators. While immigrant supporters said the move is a "major, major victory" for those who had been subject to
N.C. House Oks Stiff Dwi Bills
If you drive when you're really soused, get ready to spend some time behind bars. And if you're a driver younger than 21 who has had even one beer, be prepared to lose your license for a year. The N.C. House sent those messages Thursday by endorsing the two toughest
Blow-Out Victory: Dwi Law To Debut Today With New Teeth
Starting today, those who drink and drive in North Carolina take a bigger risk. A new DWI law that goes into effect today makes it harder for judges to ignore the results of alcohol breath tests. A 2004 Observer investigation showed that N.C. judges were acquitting more than a third
DWI and Devastated
Do you know how many ways you can lose your dignity, your entire sense of who and what you are in a five-day jail term? She recounted the ways. "It's the absolute shock of it," she said. "It's the idea that you're now regarded as a criminal like any other criminal,
49 charged with DWI in a 24-hour period
A holiday crackdown on intoxicated drivers paid off in a big way late Friday and early Saturday with 49 people arrested and charged with drunken driving. Credit for the large number of arrests was given to a task force created in late November to "put a cork in impaired driving
N.Y. snowplow driver charged with DWI during blizzard
A Department of Sanitation worker clearing the streets after last weekend's massive snowstorm was being charged with drunken driving after his plow crashed into two vehicles and injured a driver, prosecutors said Tuesday. Anatoly Zaborsky was operating a garbage truck fitted with a snow plow on Monday when he struck
Va. Bill a Response to Tossed DWI Cases Prosecutors' Inability to Appeal in General District Court Targeted
As Virginia law stands, when a general district court judge finds a law unconstitutional, prosecutors cannot appeal the ruling. This particularly vexed Fairfax prosecutors, who felt they had no recourse when General District Court Judge Ian M. O'Flaherty began ruling this summer that he would not automatically presume someone was
Tarpley acquitted in DWI trial
DALLAS - Dallas Mavericks forward Roy Tarpley scored two victories Wednesday when a jury acquitted him of a drunken driving charge and a judge denied a prosecutor's motion to revoke the player's probation. Tarpley, 26, was facing two years in jail and a $2,000 fine if jurors had found him guilty. He