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Maryland House Approves DWI Bill Breathalyzer Refusal Admissible at Trial
The Maryland House of Delegates voted overwhelmingly yesterday to close a loophole in state law that has rewarded drivers who refuse to submit to a breath test -- a measure legislators called a crucial weapon in their fight to toughen drunken driving laws. [Casper R. Taylor Jr.] was one of several
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
Editorial: State's tough talk on DWI muffled by recent inacton
The State of New Mexico talks tough about DWI laws, but a recent decision by the Department of Corrections makes it appear the state is more concerned about saving money than saving lives. DOC is refusing to take into custody a San Juan man who received the maximum three-year sentence
Lives worth more than budget considerations of DWI police unit
In the street war against drunken drivers, the unsuspecting taxpayer and the city manager are about to be duped again by yet another expensive, empty promise. The San Antonio Police Department, instead of taking an assertive and vigorous stand against DWI, is about to lead us all (except those officers who
Lawmaker arrested for drunken driving after attending anti-DWI ceremony
A lawmaker was charged with drunken driving, hours after attending a bill-signing ceremony to highlight the state's newest effort to crack down on DWI offenders. Republican Joe Thompson, 37, the House minority whip, apologized after his arrest early Wednesday. "While I am terribly embarrassed by this situation, I am
State's new DWI laws offer hope Tougher penalties could cause more alcoholics to seek help.
ARLINGTON - The only thing that stopped Tod from drinking and driving was the fact that he sold his car - so he could buy more drugs and alcohol. "DWI laws made no difference at all to me," said Tod, 36, a recovering alcoholic and cocaine abuser undergoing treatment at
Repeat Dwi Offenders Still On Streets In Minnesota//Madd Encourages State To Crack Down On Repeat Offenders
A St. Paul man's 12th drunken-driving arrest in St. Paul over the weekend is not unusual even though Minnesota has cracked down hard on drunken drivers in recent years, a spokeswoman for Mothers Against Drunk Driving said. ``It happens a lot, absolutely a lot,'' said Sharon Gehrman, who works for
3 Killed As Car Hits Motorcycles Motorist Charged With DWI in P.G.
Most of the riders involved in the accident were members of the Iron Horsemen motorcycle club in Waldorf and were planning to participate in yesterday's national "Toy Run" to Baltimore, friends and family members said. The event, which draws more than 50,000 riders from across the country, is sponsored annually
DWI Charge Has Long Reach in Va. Passenger Briefly Grabbed the Wheel After Argument
It began with an argument about 11:30 p.m., Leesburg police said. [Justin Flanagan], 25, was riding shotgun as his 20-year-old girlfriend drove west on the Route 7 bypass in Leesburg. The two began to quarrel, and Flanagan ripped the window crank from his door, hurled it at the woman's forehead
DWI parolee may return to prison, official reports
An Arlington man recently paroled for his 13th drunken-driving conviction may be forced to return to prison for violating the terms of his release when he was stopped last month on suspicion of drunken driving, a parole official said yesterday. Parole officials in Austin issued an arrest warrant Jan. 30