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DUI
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The Korean Law Blog
Korean Supreme Court Vacates Korean DUI Conviction
By Sean Hayes
The Supreme Court of Korea ruled that if police officer conducts a breathalyzer test without providing the driver with water to rinse their mouth, the result constitutes illegally obtained evidence. The…
Deandra Grant Law – Texas Criminal Defense & DWI Defense
When the Hospital Finds Alcohol That Isn’t There
A 0.266 That Did Not Add Up Harold lost control of his truck on an icy road and hit a tree. The airbag deployed. He climbed out and wandered off…
Bloom Legal Blog
New Orleans DWI and Traffic Enforcement: What Drivers Should Know in 2026
NOPD is arresting more impaired drivers and writing far more tickets than it did four years ago. For anyone stopped on a New Orleans street this year, the most expensive…
Philadelphia Criminal Defense Blog
PA Supreme Court: Judges Do Not Have to Terminate DUI ARD After a Violation
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has decided Commonwealth v. Worzel, holding that a trial judge retains discretion to keep a DUI defendant in the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD) program even after…
Gordon Thompson DUI & Criminal Attorney Blog
Aggravated DUI Jury Trial | Juror Strikes for Cause
The short answer: The Arizona Court of Appeals upheld two aggravated DUI convictions from a DUI jury trial even though several jurors had overheard the defendant’s mother in the courthouse…
Futeral and Nelson Law Blog
How Many Drinks Does It Take to Reach the Legal Limit in South Carolina?
As DUI lawyers in Charleston, South Carolina, one of the most common questions we hear is how many drinks a person can have before reaching the legal limit. The answer…
Futeral and Nelson Law Blog
Can You Be Charged with DUI While Parked or Sleeping in Your Car in South Carolina?
Many people believe that if they have had too much to drink, the responsible choice is to pull over, park, and sleep it off. In many situations, that is far…
Futeral and Nelson Law Blog
What Are Field Sobriety Tests in South Carolina?
In most of the DUI or DUAC cases that our Charleston DUI lawyers handle, Field Sobriety Testing (FST) is the primary method a police officer uses to establish probable cause.…
Althouse
The driver may be drunk, but it's the cop whose speech is slurred.
By Ann Althouse
Oregon court throws out the charges: @theoregonian The Oregon Court of Appeals this week released the body camera footage judges reviewed that captured a Washington County sheriff’s deputy’s indecipherable Miranda…
Gordon Thompson DUI & Criminal Attorney Blog
Arizona Court Upholds DUI Conviction Despite Prosecutor’s Improper Question — State v. Dubois
By Gordon Thompson, Phoenix DUI & Criminal Defense Attorney (Arizona State Bar, licensed since 1982) — Published August 29, 2026The Arizona Court of Appeals just affirmed a Maricopa County man’s…