Local New York Legislator Faces DWI Charge
Friday Apr 12th, on DWI | Share
Police officers and prosecutors in the Capital District take drinking and driving very seriously. A driving while intoxicated conviction can come with serious consequences, including steep fines, the loss of driving privileges and even jail time, in some cases. Just ask Rensselaer County legislator Daniel Casale, who was cited for DWI in February. The son of former […]
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Refusing a Breathalyzer? Read This First
Friday Dec 7th, on DWI | Share
Police officers and prosecutors in New York take drinking and driving very seriously. A driving while intoxicated charge can have significant consequences. That’s why many drivers may be hesitant to agree to take a breathalyzer test when they’re pulled over by the cops. Here’s what you should know before you make that decision. How Breathalyzers Work New […]
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Safety Advocates Urge New Laws Related to Drugged Driving
Friday Oct 28th, on DWI | Share
Federal drug defense attorneys provide representation to defendants who have been accused of serious drug offenses, such as possession with intent to sell narcotics or distribution and drug trafficking. There are many harsh laws imposed on drug defendants, including mandatory minimum sentences for people convicted of certain offenses on the federal level. Despite the lack […]
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The Holiday Season is Approaching: Beware of the DWI Crackdown
Monday Oct 24th, on DWI | Share
Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day will be here before you know it. These holidays are some of the most commonly celebrated events of the season for many people throughout New York State. The holidays mean traveling to friends, attending parties, going to bars and events and visiting family. The holidays can […]
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U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Warrantless Blood Tests
Friday Jul 15th, on DWI | Share
In drunk driving cases, blood tests can be powerful physical evidence for prosecutors. A prosecutor can introduce blood test results that show drugs or alcohol in a driver’s system in order to help convince a jury to convict. However, in order for the test results to be admissible, the evidence must not have been obtained […]
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