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House Passes Dwi Bill Aimed At Repeat Offenders
With three fatal wrecks fresh on their minds, members of the N.C. House decided Monday to throw the book at repeat, hard-core drunken drivers. The likely passage of the new law - a big Senate majority also supports it - provides some solace to the parents of Paul Heil Jr.,
Ins Alters Policy On Dwi Texas aliens' cases to get 2nd review
The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service no longer will automatically deny amnesty to undocumented aliens who have drunken-driving convictions in Texas, although INS employees will recommend that their cases be rejected. The INS had been denying amnesty based on DWI convictions and bypassing the standard procedure of sending all applications to
Alexandria Squabble Reignites At Retreat Schools Chief's DWI At Center of Discord
A week after the arrest, then-Vice Chairman Gwendolyn H. Lewis cast the lone vote against keeping [Rebecca L. Perry] in the job. In July, the board replaced Lewis as vice chairman, electing Mary "Mollie" Danforth instead. Reading from written remarks yesterday, Lewis called for an end to the board's "mean-spirited, tyrannical
City Wins Ruling on D.W.I. Crackdown
A state judge yesterday upheld the Giuliani administration's policy of seizing the cars from people arrested on drunken driving charges, handing the city its first court victory on a crackdown that has been criticized by civil libertarians. The ruling by Justice Michael D. Stallman of State Supreme Court in Manhattan
Police step up DWI patrols Holiday task force deploys extra officers to stem drunken driving
Holiday drinkers are warned to think twice before getting behind the wheel, police said. The Arlington Police Department has deployed its annual task force of officers to combat drunken driving during the holidays. "Our goal is to arrest as many DWI suspects as we possibly can," said Lt. Pat Bridges, commander
Man Pleads Not Guilty To Another Felony Dwi
Ricky A. Williams, who has two previous driving while intoxicated convictions, was arraigned on another felony DWI charge Friday by Niagara County Judge Peter L. Broderick Sr. Williams, 28, of 24th Street, Niagara Falls, pleaded not guilty. He was pulled over April 15 in the Town of Lockport. In February 2004,
DWI deportations are rooted in federal law
Under the best of circumstances, immigration is a highly emotional issue. But throw in a six-pack of beer, a pickup truck and the threat of deportation, and common sense had better be buckled up if common sense is worth saving. Anyone seeking proof of the foregoing need look no further
McDuff was freed in DWI case Suspect in deaths given probation two months before slayings
WACO - Kenneth Allen McDuff, a twice-paroled murderer, walked out of the Bell County Courthouse after receiving probation for drunken driving - just two months before he became a suspect in the deaths of two Central Texas women. Parole officials knew of McDuff's Sept. 1, 1991, arrest in Temple for driving
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.
Hillsboro Man Is Found Guilty Of Murder In Dwi Crash
A Hillsboro man faces up to 42 years in prison for driving while drunk in an accident that killed one girl, paralyzed one of his daughters and caused injury to another daughter. Robin Mayer, 39, is only the fourth Missourian convicted of murder for d riving while intoxicated. The other three