DUI Defense

It is natural to worry about a DUI charge. It may involve fines, license suspension or even jail time. But there might be a glimmer of hope as there may be a way to reduce your DUI charge. Understanding eligibility for a reduced charge Every DUI case is different. If...

Certain decisions that people make can increase their likelihood of facing criminal charges. For example, those who frequently drink in social environments may be more at risk of drunk driving charges than those who rarely consume alcohol. Many restaurants and bars...

In Pennsylvania, a DUI conviction can lead to various penalties, one of which may be installation of an ignition interlock device (IID). If you are facing a DUI charge, how do you know if this is a penalty you face if convicted? Moreover, how can you navigate the...

Facing a second charge for driving under the influence (DUI) can heighten an alleged offender’s fears and worries. Their penalties include the suspension of their license, prison time and attending an alcohol highway safety school. Additionally, the penalties depend...

In theory, the summer should be a relatively safe season to be on the road. There are fewer weather-related traffic issues during the warmest season of the year, and yet people are seemingly at higher risk of police enforcement actions. The summer months see quite a...

Law enforcement uses various tools to address traffic offenses and crash risks, including driving under the influence (DUI). Officers usually watch out for signs of intoxication before pulling over a vehicle. Then, they can perform a standard breath test to learn...

One of the conditions for a driver to face driving under the influence (DUI) charges in Pennsylvania is that their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level should be at least .08%. It’s generally agreed that at BAC .08%, a person is impaired enough that their driving...

If you’re pulled over for suspected driving under the influence (DUI) in Pennsylvania, the officer in charge may ask you to submit to a breathalyzer test. While you can refuse, it’s important to understand that there are grave implications if you opt out of testing....

When a motorist attempts to operate a vehicle while under the intoxicating effects of either alcohol or drugs, they might not be fit to do so. Inebriation can slow a person’s reactions, make them sluggish and even impair their decision-making ability. This is why...

There are two ways to face driving under the influence (DUI) charges in Pennsylvania. The first is by driving while inebriated due to alcohol, and the second is by driving while under the impairing effects of a controlled substance or drug. Both offenses are...