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You can’t fool a breathalyzer. BAC stands for blood alcohol content. A cold shower or a cup of coffee won’t decrease the amount of alcohol in your blood. While you can’t trick a breathalyzer, a breathalyzer can trick you. Some factors, especially health conditions or...
If an alcohol-related disturbance ends in a trip to the courthouse, the judge might try to mandate alcoholics anonymous (AA) meetings. There’s just one problem. There are many arguments that court-ordered AA meetings violate the Establishment Clause and may even be...
A conviction in North Carolina can result in serious penalties such as jail or prison time, as well as a permanent criminal record, which can make it difficult to get employed, find a place to live, apply for college, and turn your life around after serving time....
As of December 1, 2019, 30 new or amended laws are now in effect in North Carolina. Many of these new laws impact how crimes are handled throughout the state. The following are some of the new laws in North Carolina: Raise the Age – Minors who are 16 and 17 years of...
Holiday activities include festive gatherings with family and friends, gift exchanges, and being merry and jolly all season long. Additionally, the festivities also include alcohol consumption, which is why there is an increase in fatal drunk driving accidents and DWI...
According to a recent article on CNN, when North Carolina law enforcement officials pulled over a man in his late 40’s for suspected drunk driving, his blood alcohol content (BAC) level of 0.2 percent, which is nearly two and a half times over the state legal limit....
DUI checkpoints—also known as sobriety checkpoints or roadblocks—are legal in North Carolina. They are often set up on the weekends and during holidays to arrest drunk drivers and keep the roads safe. Although these checkpoints are legal, law enforcement is not...
From communicating with loved ones and posting on social media to staying updated with current events and playing games, cellphones have become part of our daily lives. However, many people continue to use their cellphones while they’re behind the wheel, which can...
When you drive faster than the posted speed limit in North Carolina, you risk getting a speeding ticket that requires you to pay a fine. However, if you drive significantly faster than the speed limit, you can be charged with “reckless driving.” Reckless driving is...
After a DWI arrest in North Carolina, the arresting officer will ask you to take a blood or breath test to determine blood alcohol concentration (BAC) or the presence of drugs. But do you have to take a post-arrest DWI chemical test? Although you can say “no,” refusal...
