Drunk Driving DUI Law

A Mason man who was convicted on his twenty-first drunk driving charged has now been sentenced to 10 years in prison.
The Butler County Prosecutor’s office says 45 year old was sentenced today to the maximum term allowed under law.
Ante was released from jail last September, after serving a full four-year sentence on drunk-driving charges. Then [...]

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An Elgin man who crashed his car into a house last year while under the influence, killing his passenger, was sentenced Friday to a six-year prison term for an Elgin DUI Offense.
Daniel Chagala-Villaseca, 19, pleaded guilty to aggravated DUI in Kane County court for the Nov. 7 accident in the 600 block of East Chicago [...]

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Judge Barbara Buchanan sentenced a women to 180 days in jail with 170 days suspended. She was placed on supervised probation for two years and her license was suspended for three months.
Wert, 31, was charged following an Aug. 30 incident at the BNSF Railway crossing on Bottle Bay Road. Vicky Groeper happened upon Wert’s vehicle, [...]

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Senior Deputy District Attorney Lee Carter also told PEOPLE “Lab tests showed she had no alcohol in her system and no illegal narcotics of any kind… We believe that the prescriptions she was taking could have impaired her ability to drive a motor vehicle safely.”
According to ABC the police were called out on the night [...]

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If pulled over for DUI you need to minimize the risk of being convicted or losing your license. Below are instructions on what to do and what not to do in the process of a DUI stop and/or arrest.

When questioned for DUI before arrest, you are not in custody for the purposes of Miranda warnings. [...]

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A man got his 10th Washington DUI and FINALLY got put away for seven years.
The man’s reign of terror on Washington State roadways has come to an end for the next seven years. Any person with five DUIs in ten years will be charged under the felony DUI law in Washington State.
He has a total [...]

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