Whether it is too much pressure from their superiors to make arrests, or insufficient training, apparent wrongful DUI arrests are continuing in Tennessee and across
Regular readers of this blog will recall my February 17, 2025 post relating to this topic. Since the publication of that post discussing a change
In 2017, Utah became the first (and so far, the only) state to pass legislation to lower the per se legal limit from .08% to
Hawaiian legislators are again considering lowering Hawaii’s “legal” blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit from 0.08% to 0.05% according to KITV, Channel 4 in Honolulu. According
Substantiating British research from many years ago, a car crash study reported on May 20, 2019 in the online version of the journal Addiction, found no
Have you ever wondered whether a police officer needs to request a search warrant when attempting to obtain a blood sample from an unconscious suspected
Alcohol that makes you feel drunk without a hangover may be available within five years. Today’s generation has become more health conscious than generations before,
It is no secret. DUI arrests have decreased across the country by at least 30% during the last two to three years. It is no
Massachusetts defense attorneys and prosecutors have reached a tentative agreement, pending approval and modification by the court, regarding sanctions imposed against the government for refusing
According to an August 16, 2018 Salem News article, prosecutors across Massachusetts have agreed to stop using the results of the breath test from 2011
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