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First-Time DWI Offenders Often Have Multiple Problems

Most drivers arrested for the first time for driving while intoxicated are also likely to have drug abuse problems or psychiatric disorders, a new study finds. That suggests that intervention programs for first-time DWI offenders should focus on more than just stopping their alcohol abuse, said lead researcher Dr. Stephanie

Nationwide effort to crack down on DWI

STAFF WRITER BEN TINSLEY REPORTS — 4B Drunken drivers beware: Police in the Metroplex and nationwide say they are starting a crackdown this month and are promising arrests for those who drink and drive. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Wednesday that it hoped new advertising would help lower

Fairfax Still Waiting Horan Fulfill Pledge on DWI Law

Fairfax County VA continues to lose $1 million a year because Commonwealth's Attorney Robert F. Horan, the county's chief prosecutor, has not kept his promise to charge suspected drunk drivers under a county code instead of state law. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com

Driver pleads guilty to DWI, manslaughter in fatal crash

KINGSTON - A Phoenicia femme coupable plaide à vendredi felony Motorsport Totschlag et une ivresse de la conduite à la tête de voiture Unfälle des mortels d'État en Route 28 août dernier. Carol Williams, 49, a été signé le 17 janvier un double point de vue de felony Motorsport Totschlag

Longhorns defensive end charged with DWI

Texas junior defensive end Henry Melton was arrested and charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated early Friday. Melton was pulled over in the popular Sixth Street entertainment district about 2:30 a.m. after officers noticed his truck driving in an unsafe manner, Austin police spokeswoman Laura Albrecht said. In the arrest report, Officer

DWI Killer Charged in 2nd Crash

Four years after he was convicted of murdering an Alexandria woman in a car crash while drunk and permanently barred from driving, a Fairfax County man has been charged with driving while intoxicated in another collision. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com

NO Charge Wise County attorney, law officers at odds on pursuing DWI, drug cases

DECATUR - Wise County Attorney Stephen Hale is the kind of prosecutor law officers hate. He lets most accused marijuana users and first-time drunken drivers off the hook, and he says he doesn't intend to change. "The cops don't like me for not sending everybody they arrest to jail, but I'm

For DWI offenders, an alternative road to treatment

The new DWI Confinement Facility in Hyattsville MD is described. Intensive treatment is required while serving time in a minimum security jail and inmates pay about $36 each day of their stay. The Prince George's County facility has been open for eight years. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com

Local youth DWI arrests low

Armstrong County Sheriff Carmella Jones has a problem. Her small Panhandle county, home mostly to people over 65, had the state's highest rate of arrests of young drivers on charges of driving while intoxicated in 1996, according to research by the Associated Press. Odd, perhaps, considering Armstrong County doesn't allow liquor

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