Dui Defense

If you try to be responsible about not drinking and driving, you’ll take an Uber or Lyft home after a night out or rely on a non-drinking friend to be your designated driver. By the time you head out to work or class the next morning or drive the kids to school, you...

People treat chemical breath testing like it is the gold standard for impaired driving evidence. The idea that there is a chemical test directly confirming someone's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at the time of a traffic stop or a car crash makes the prosecution...

If you live with allergies, you are probably used to taking medications like Benadryl or Claritin to help control your symptoms. These medications are helpful for most people, but they do have some side effects that could negatively impact your ability to drive....

If you’re accused of driving while under the influence, you may not be sure how you want to handle your case. On one hand, you could plead guilty if you know you were definitely impaired while driving. On the other, there are many defensive options that could help you...

Did you know that there are medical conditions that mimic intoxication? Unfortunately, if you have a medical emergency caused by one of these conditions, you could end up being accused of being impaired when you actually need medical attention. One of the conditions...

If you’re under the legal limit (a BAC of 0.08%) then you may assume that you’re safe from a DUI. After all, many people believe that breaking the limit is the only way to get drunk driving charges. They think of it like the speed limit. If you go over the limit,...

When you’re not feeling well or when you are dealing with a medical condition, you may have to take medications that you’re prescribed to keep your health stable. For the most part, medications have reasonable, expected side effects that you can manage and understand...

Being pulled over and arrested on DUI charges is a shocking and upsetting thing to go through. Up until that point, you may not have thought that you had a problem with alcohol, even if friends and family had raised their concerns. You may have felt that alcohol was...

Many people who are pulled over and asked to perform a Breathalyzer test are measured to be over the legal limit. This means that they were measured as having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher. While this will almost certainly result in an arrest,...

Among the most common reasons for traffic arrests in the United States is drinking and driving. In Pennsylvania, it’s illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration of .08% or more. The police are also allowed to host sobriety checkpoints and to require you to...