Maryland DWI Lawyers

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Ex-judge indicted on DWI Third such charge prosecuted as felony

FORT WORTH - Former visiting Judge Franklin Douthitt was indicted yesterday on felony charges of drunken driving and has resigned from the bench, officials said. Douthitt, 56, was indicted by a Tarrant County grand jury in connection with a minor auto accident on Aug. 27 involving a Fort Worth police

Statewide Dwi Sweep Comes To Outer Banks

The summer ``Booze It & Lose It'' campaign came to the Outer Banks on Thursday as part of a statewide effort to discourage drinking and driving. The program, which targets areas with severe DWI rates, combines media events with checkpoints using breath-alcohol testing mobile units. Nags Head, Kill Devil Hills and

Bill would add to DWI penalty

Drunken driving can cost lives. It can also cost a lot of money if you're convicted of it. And soon, a drunken driving conviction may become even more expensive for people who refuse to take a breath test after being pulled over by police. State Rep. Todd Smith, R-Euless, is sponsoring

N.H. Police Take Licenses Under New Anti-Dwi Law

Police have wasted no time using new powers to strip suspected drunken drivers of their licenses. About a half dozen drivers found out New Year's Day that New Hampshire means business under a new law that allows police to take the licenses in exchange for 30-day licenses to give the

Santa Fe man faces 8th DWI charge

Santa Fe resident Moises Gonzales — who in 1985 pleaded guilty to driving drunk in a crash that killed three teenage girls — again has been charged with driving while intoxicated, police said. The latest charge was the eighth time Moises Gonzales of Santa Fe has been accused of

Dwi Overhaul Timely

North Carolina law for years has recognized .08 blood alcohol content as evidence of driving while impaired. But as a Charlotte Observer investigation in 2004 revealed, judges were acquitting more than one-third of the DWI defendants who went to trial after registering blood alcohol levels above the legal limit. That's

Stoerner to lose license for 4 months, to still plead not guilty in DWI case

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Clint Stoerner will have his driving privileges restricted for four months in an agreement related to a drunken-driving charge. His attorney says he still plans to plead not guilty to the underlying charge. "It's just a corollary issue dealing with his driver's license.

2 groups defend DWI deportations INS, MADD say effort necessary; critics call actions anti-immigrant

Immigration officials and representatives of Mothers Against Drunk Driving said Thursday that while a recent effort to deport immigrants who have felony DWI convictions may be harsh, deaths caused by drunken drivers are even more tragic. Officials with the Immigration and Naturalization Service said about 200 immigrants have been arrested

Airport Official Guilty Of DWI

[Wayne J. Miller] testified that [Charles D. Brady]'s vehicle smelled of alcohol and that Brady's eyes were red and glassy. "He had a great deal of difficulty getting his driver's license out of his wallet," Miller said. He said that he asked Brady how much he had had to drink and

Sauerbrun gets year probation, $100 fine

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Former Carolina Panthers punter Todd Sauerbrun pleaded guilty Monday to driving while impaired and was placed on a year's unsupervised probation and fined $100, his attorney said. Mecklenburg County District Court Judge Todd Owens also ordered Sauerbrun not to drive in North Carolina for 30 days. Sauerbrun was arrested