Federal Grant will Fund DUI Checkpoints
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has received a federal “Reducing Impaired Driving” grant, which will fund 150 sobriety checkpoints, 75 DUI task force operations, proactive
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The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has received a federal “Reducing Impaired Driving” grant, which will fund 150 sobriety checkpoints, 75 DUI task force operations, proactive
CHATHAM — Drunken drivers can end up paying more if they’re convicted for their offenses in Pittsylvania County and volunteer fire and rescue departments are
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Imagine getting in a crash only to find out you may have to wait hours for a Florida Highway Patrol trooper
The Illinois State Bar Association wants the state’s DUI law changed. Supporters of changes to part of the state’s law on driving under the influence think
The Kane County state’s attorney’s office, in conjunction with law enforcement agencies across the county, will hold a “No Refusal” DUI patrol event Nov. 26,
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – “Cake Boss” Buddy Valastro was arrested for allegedly driving under the influence in Manhattan early Thursday morning, police said. Valastro, of
The Supreme Court ruled on Oct. 1 that DUI defendants are allowed to challenge the accuracy of their tests by obtaining data from previous results
PHOENIX (AP) — Another court ruling says Arizona residents who have medical marijuana cards allowing them to legally smoke pot can still be prosecuted under
The Washington State Patrol is replacing its old breath-test machines with sleek, fast, new $9,500 devices that are used to test drivers arrested on suspicion
A New Jersey man’s appeal of a drunken-driving conviction based on a technical argument over whether a particular warning was given by a police officer
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