A state law took effect on Monday, Dec. 22, allowing harsher penalties for repeat offenders who drive under the influence.
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New 'impaired driving' law brings tougher penalties, including up to five years behind bars
The latest wave of reforms pairs longer lookback periods and felony upgrades with new technology and insurance consequences, ...
DUI Law Firm Denver has expanded its criminal defense services to address the increasing complexity of Colorado’s evolving ...
According to a study by Maryland’s Maronick Law firm, Virginia ranks as the 3 rd strictest state in the U.S. for DUI ...
Nov. 30—The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced Tuesday that a new state law has changed the grading of certain offenses for driving under the influence, adding more stringent ...
A North Las Vegas man will spend up to 15 years in state prison after a deadly 2023 DUI rollover that killed his friend on a ...
In Tennessee, new laws starting Jan. 1 aim to protect minors on social media, increase transparency around domestic violence, ...
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