An essential fundamental of experimental science is that if something can’t be measured, it does not exist. One noteworthy scientist, Mr. William H. George, phrased
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You decide to go it alone – skip hiring a DWI defense attorney – and you get convicted of a DWI. You pay a $250
Beginning July 1, 2013 Florida law changed. Florida had been using the Frye standard; however, we have now switched to what is known as the
Under the implied consent law in Virginia, you are required to give a breath or blood test if an officer arrests you for driving under
When defending a person charged with DUI, one of the most important questions is whether or not they submitted to a breath, blood, or urine
It is that time of year again. It has taken forever, but it is spring! Hopefully summer will be here before the Fourth of July.
A question often asked of jurors during jury selection is any variation of the following: “do any of you feel it is against the law
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