Are gas stations liable for selling fuel to a drunk driver?
The answer, as usual, depends. According to a decision released July 19, 2021, Tennessee and New Mexico are the only two states in the country
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The answer, as usual, depends. According to a decision released July 19, 2021, Tennessee and New Mexico are the only two states in the country
In Missouri driving while intoxicated (DWI) cases, police officers are required to follow certain standards. Standards are in place in an attempt to bring some
Source: newsobserver.com Raleigh police have arrested a 24-year-old man and charged him in a hit-and-run early Sunday morning that left one dead. Juan Alejandro Sandoval
Tennesseans may recall that Governor Lee signed an executive order during the COVID-19 pandemic allowing restaurants to sell alcoholic beverages for take-out. Apparently, this order
Source: San Diego Union-Tribune Prosecutors allege Kapri Raven Coleman’s blood-alcohol content measured .16 percent — twice the legal driving limit in California A 27-year-old woman
As of July 1, 2021, the penalties for boating under the influence in Tennessee will be substantially increased. A number of Tennessee statutes will be
Source: Newsweek.com Police in Memphis, Tennessee, arrested a 51-year-old grandmother on Sunday night for driving under the influence with her 2-year-old grandson unbuckled inside her truck. The arresting
Source: nydailynews.com A man charged with plowing his pickup into a group outside a California bar Friday night, killing one woman and injuring two men,
Every state has a law which prohibits driving under the influence of marijuana. To enforce those laws, governments use roadside field sobriety tests to detect
One of the positive changes brought about by the pandemic occurred when many state and local government allowed customers to take pre-mixed cocktails outdoors in
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