Statistics from the NHTSA show that drunk driving causes a third of fatal traffic accidents. To combat drunk driving, police officers can pull over suspected drunk drivers and give them a Breathalyzer test. If drivers in New York think the test is wrong, they may...
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What evidence is acceptable for a DWI charge in New York?
Driving while intoxicated in New York is a serious crime that can lead to brutal penalties; for example, you risk revocation of your driver's license, incarceration, and heavy fines. Sometimes, you can receive all of these punishments simultaneously; then, after your...
Can I have my DWI or drug conviction overturned?
If you are convicted of a DWI or drug offense in New York, you may feel angry, frustrated and despondent. You may be concerned not only about the consequences of your offense, but how it will affect your life moving forward. Will you face problems getting a job,...
Common sobriety tests used during a DWI stop
When a police officer has reason to believe someone is driving under the influence of alcohol, they will likely flash their lights, throw on their sirens and conduct a traffic stop. From there, the suspect will probably have to run through a series of tests before...
Prescription drug DUI in New York
Drivers in New York state know they can face arrest and prosecution if they drive when taking illegal drugs or with a high blood alcohol content. However, contrary to the belief of many, proving you took a legal, properly prescribed medication may not get you off the...