KELOLAND TV VERMILLION, SD – The highest court in South Dakota is being asked if a U.S. Supreme Court ruling can impact past drunk driving arrests. Donovan Siers was arrested for his third DUI in 2008 and his blood alcohol level was nearly three times the limit. Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a case called Missouri v. McNeely that officers need the suspect’s consent or a warrant to draw blood. Read More »
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New Yorkers Could Soon Face More Severe DUI Laws
Many adults who live in New York City enjoy unwinding with a drink or two after a hard day or long week. Most New Yorkers also know that it’s incredibly important to be careful when doing so, since the penalties for being caught drinking and driving are very steep… Read More »
David Cassidy ordered back to rehab for DUI conviction
Former teen idol David Cassidy was ordered to enter alcohol rehab for three months after pleading no contest to a drunken driving charge in Los Angeles on Monday…. Read More »
Emma’s Law: To go easy, or not, on drunk drivers to be debated at Thursday House hearing
David Longstreet wears a photo of his daughter, Emma, who was killed by a repeat drunk driver. Read More »
Drunk-driving deaths under-reported in US, study says
But highway data showed that 21 percent of the people killed in those crashes were legally drunk, according to the study published in the March issue … Read More »
State’s high court to hear DWI case against officer
Abraham Baca, a state police officer who was arrested and charged aggravated drunken driving in 2010, looks at his attorney, Ben Ortega, as the … Read More »