Wisconsin DWI Lawyers
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Task force nearly doubled its holiday DWI arrests in 2002 Police credit early start for 82 charges through New Year's Day
Through New Year's Day, Arlington police arrested 82 people on drunken driving charges, nearly double the number taken into custody the year before. A total of 174 people were taken into custody on various charges between Dec. 4 and New Year's Day by the 2002 DWI Task Force. The task force
Redskins' Simmons Charged With DWI
Washington Redskins tackle Ed Simmons, 28, was arrested for driving while intoxicated early yesterday morning in Georgetown. A police spokesman said Simmons was stopped during a routine patrol in the 3300 block of M Street at about 2:30 a.m. He was issued a citation for DWI and released. A court date
Dwi Panel Finds System Flaw-Filled
Source: AMES ALEXANDER, STAFF WRITER From convenience stores to courtrooms, North Carolina's system for fighting drunken driving is fraught with problems, a state panel has concluded. A report released Tuesday by the Governor's Task Force on Driving While Impaired describes flaws in every stage of the process, from before arrest to
Merger Proposal Worth Millions, DWI Says
DWI officials said the proposed deal calls for DWI to issue 17 million new shares of its stock and use them to buy Otec's real estate assets. Otec shareholders would receive five shares of DWI stock for every share of Otec stock they own. Source : pqasb.pqarchiver.com
Appeals court upholds DWI law
The Court of Criminal Appeals upheld Texas' double-barreled attack on drunken driving yesterday, ruling that motorists can be prosecuted on charges of driving while intoxicated even after having their licenses revoked. The 3-0 decision in a Fort Worth case settled an issue raised in hundreds of criminal cases across the
Drinking, driving, killing Victims' relatives cry out against Texas DWI penalties
Last month, exactly a year after their oldest daughter was killed by a drunken driver on the eve of her wedding, Charles and Bette Kiser visited the Emerald Hills Cemetery in Kennedale and shared memories of the woman whose name was engraved on the granite slab. Meanwhile, Bryan Moree, 23,
Wrong-Way Motorist Causes Collision on Beltway
Somehow, Sara Loughry took a wrong turn early yesterday and wound up driving in the wrong direction on the outer loop of the Capital Beltway before her car collided with another in Kensington, authorities said. Loughry, 22, of Beltsville, and two 18-year-old women in the car she struck were taken to
Reports of road rage identified Haggans
BRIGHTON, Colo. -- Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Clark Haggans has been sentenced to 10 days in jail for driving while impaired. Haggans pleaded guilty on Thursday to the charge, said Steve Bernard, assistant Adams County district attorney. Haggans originally faced the more serious charge of drunken driving and driving without a driver's license. He
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
Officers Honored For DWI Arrests
Honored were Officer Jeffrey Hamilton, who made 78 DWI arrests last year; Officer George Steffey, 64 arrests; Pfc. Thomas Sobolewski, 57; Sgt. Theresa Chambers, 50; Cpl. Bruce Lewis, 49; Cpl. Calvin Moody, 31; Pfc. Peter Ruffin, 28; Cpl. Robert Eyre, 27; Cpl. David Dennison, 27; Pfc. Reginald Fenner, 26; Officer