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It’s a parent’s nightmare: a school bus driver has been drinking. It happened in Cherokee County, North Carolina recently. Fortunately, no one was hurt when the school bus got stuck at an intersection. The driver was spotted, tested, and arrested after he failed a sobriety test. Seven children were aboard. There is a special kind of …
It’s not as if there’s any shortage of ads, tweets, Facebook ads, PSAs, drink coasters, little printed messages on beer caddies, whatever. Everyone in Arizona knows they aren’t supposed to drink and drive anytime, including Halloween. But last year they did it. They put on their their Jack Sparrow or Batman costumes, and they downed …
Many traffic laws are passed out of an urgent need to improve public safety, and we’re often impatient to see results. But it takes time to prove the effects of such laws. So it has been with ignition interlock laws. An ignition interlock, or car breathalyzer, prevents a vehicle from starting if the driver has …
Today’s article contribution comes to us from the Law Office of Aaron Black, PLLC Police officers in Phoenix, Arizona look for approximately 20 signs for impaired driving in Phoenix, in addition to many other civil driving infractions when patrolling for drunk drivers. In order for the police to stop you they need to see a …
College admissions have never been more competitive. Students are doing more and more to dress up their applications and build their resumes to look good for the institutions they’re trying to impress. What to do if the college in question asks about arrests or criminal history? Will a DUI ruin your education plans? It all …
Today’s article contribution comes to us from the Law Offices of David Michael Cantor. Finding a job in today’s economy can be tough. Although that is a difficult task on its own for the best of candidates, adding an Arizona DUI conviction to your record can make a job search even more problematic. At best, …
What’s on your calendar for Saturday the 22nd? Maybe you should be communing with a Chilean flamingo, or passing the time of day with a Sumatran tiger. And while you’re at it, you can be helping a cause that really needs your help: bringing drunk driving to an end in the US. On Saturday, October …
The sad fact is: young people drink and drive. More teens die in car crashes than any other way – about six every day in the United States. Almost a quarter million people aged 16 through 19 are sent to emergency rooms with motor vehicle injuries. Teens are more likely to drink and drive than most …
