North Dakota DWI Lawyers
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Reforms Planned For Dwi
Source: AMES ALEXANDER, STAFF WRITER A state panel will recommend sweeping changes in the way North Carolina attacks drunken driving, with proposals ranging from increased sobriety checkpoints to revisions aimed at convicting more drivers who test over the legal alcohol limit. The Governor's Task Force on Driving While Impaired agreed on
Tarrant DWI policies among state's toughest New guidelines take effect on 2nd offense
Tarrant County has adopted new minimum sentencing guidelines for DWI offenders that one prosecutor described Wednesday as among Texas' most stringent. The new policy, ordered by District Attorney Tim Curry, requires a recommendation of jail time, supervised probation and a breath-testing "interlock" device to be installed on the car of anyone
Still Drinking Still Driving//Minnesota Has Led The Nation In Dwi Arrests, But Repeat Offenders Remain On The Streets
Minnesota's system for getting drunken drivers off the road is as wobbly as Danny Lee Bettcher was a year ago this weekend at a Detroit Lakes service station.< Bettcher, so intoxicated that he drove away with the gasoline hose still attached to his car, was arrested that night for his
Man's DWI Charge Dropped In Accident That Killed Boy, 4
Robert Brennan was to have been tried yesterday on a charge of driving while intoxicated at the time of the accident that killed Malcolm Hill. But Fairfax County prosecutors dropped the charge, as well as another charge of driving on a suspended license. Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Ian M. Rodway said his
Bobcats assistant Bickerstaff suspended after DWI
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Charlotte Bobcats assistant coach John-Blair Bickerstaff was suspended two games without pay by the NBA on Friday for driving while impaired. Bickerstaff, the son of Bobcats head coach and general manager Bernie Bickerstaff, was given a suspended sentence on Nov. 1 in Mecklenburg District Court and ordered to
Cleveland State Coach Suspended After DWI
Jan P. Muczyk, the university's senior vice president for resource planning and campus operations, said President John A. Flower suspended [Kevin Mackey]-who on Wednesday signed a two-year contract worth in excess of $175,000-without pay indefinitely. The university could conduct its own investigation, Muczyk said. When firefighters began making holes in a
DWI arrests up 69% since unit's return
FORT WORTH--Fort Worth police have been cracking down on drunken driving this summer by reinstating a unit devoted to DWIs. The DWI squad was resuscitated in June to increase the department's drunken-driving arrests. Since the squad's return, DWI arrests are up 69 percent, said Lt. Gary Gray of the traffic
Ruling makes it harder to convict DWI test refusers
A state Supreme Court ruling yesterday changed the standard of proof for convicting a driver of refusing to take a Breathalyzer test. The justices ruled unanimously that for someone to be convicted of refusing to take a required breath test to measure blood alcohol, the prosecutor must prove guilt beyond
DWI Laws That Should Be DOA
Such checkpoints are a popular tool because police departments receive grant money to conduct them. They are demonstrably ineffective, but they are lucrative, so they're probably here to stay. Given that reality, Virginia legislators should amend the law that allows almost anyone to be convicted of drunken driving. Although a
Nassau D.W.I. Law Back to Square One
WHEN Nassau County's D.W.I. seizure program began in Februrary 1999, vehicles driven by people charged with driving under the influence of alcohol were to be confiscated and sold at auction, getting drunk drivers off the road while making money for the county. County officials say the program has been an