Illinois DWI Lawyers

In Illinois, we are providing services in the following Cities counties.

Boy, 11, Dies in Collision; Charge Restricted to D.W.I.

A Queens man was charged with drunken driving after he struck two boys, leaving one dead and the other in critical condition, as the Queens district attorney expressed frustration yesterday that more serious charges were not available. The boys, Vasean Alleyne, 11, and Angel Reyes, 12, were schoolmates at the

Tenacious Girl, 10, Is 'Golden' D.C. Police Honor Young DWI Victim

[Erica Shaheed], a fourth-grader at Truesdale Elementary School, was dragged about 400 yards after being hit in September 2002 by a drunk driver. The driver was speeding through a crosswalk at Illinois Avenue and Ingraham Street NW as Erica walked with an older cousin to her great-grandmother's house nearby. Erica suffered

Many Va. Drivers Convicted of DWI Keep Licenses Repeat Offenders Often Evade State's Revocation Procedures

A DMV spokeswoman, citing privacy laws, wouldn't say why [Ronald Lee Creel] was not certified earlier. But DMV officials acknowledge that the department started using computers to track convictions only two years ago. Before that, fewer than 5,000 drivers a year were certified as habitual offenders, compared with a combined

New Mexico governor vows to redouble efforts against DWI, drugs following judge's arrest

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The weekend arrests of a prominent judge and a state education leader on drug charges prompted Gov. Bill Richardson to promise redoubled efforts to stamp out the "scourges" of drugs and alcohol. Judge John Brennan, chief judge of state district court in Albuquerque, and Patricia Mattioli, head

DWI and Devastated

This was supposed to be a slam-dunk column, one of those easy bits of punditry ripped from the headlines. It was a good time for it, given last week's big announcement from General Motors Corp. that it reached an employee buyout agreement -- one of the most expensive in U.S.

Officers share sobering truth In 3rd year, DWI unit leading city's fight against drunken drivers

It's 10 p.m. on a Friday and Grand Prairie police Officer Tommy Hendrick is an hour into his evening shift. He's cruising the streets of Grand Prairie looking for traffic violators. But his main responsibility is to catch those who drink and drive. "I just go down the road until a

Tragedy In Brunswick

Source: Observer Staff - Editorial Scott Gardner of Mount Holly shouldn't have died. And Ramiro Gallegos shouldn't have been driving while drunk, without a license, last weekend when his truck hit the station wagon driven by Mr. Gardner in coastal Brunswick County. Prosecutors and law enforcement officials are angry that Mr.

Alexandria Shortens Perry's Contract Board Approves Raise For Superintendent Despite DWI Plea

The lone vote then against keeping [Rebecca L. Perry] came from Vice Chairman Gwendolyn H. Lewis. Last night, she was joined by board member Kenneth L. Foran, who voiced a belief that the board had acted too hastily in an effort to protect Perry's job. [Mark O. Wilkoff] said that an

Court Backs Police In Dwi Case// Suspects Needn't Be Told Of Rights Before Videotaping

The police need not warn suspected drunken drivers of their rights before videotaping their responses to seven routine questions, the Supreme Court ruled Monday. With only Justice Thurgood Marshall dissenting, the justices concluded in Pennsylvania vs. Inocencio Muniz that Muniz's answers to questions calling for his name, address, height, weight,

Illinois Gets A- For Dwi Grade From Madd Is Highest In Nation

Mothers Against Drunken Driving has given its highest grade - an A- - to Illinois, which has reduced highway deaths 30 percent in the past 10 years, according to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The agency gave Missouri a D+, one of the lowest grades in the nation,