South Carolina Expands Ignition Interlock Law for Drunk Drivers July 17, 2023 South Carolina is expanding the number of drunk driving offenders who must install temporary breathalyzers before taking the wheel. Under...
Connecticut Lawmaker, Other Driver Both DUI in Fatal Crash May 12, 2023 A Connecticut state representative and a wrong-way driver were both over the legal limit for alcohol when they were killed...
Just Married, Then Hit by Alleged Drunk Driver: SC Bride Dies After Car Slams Golf Cart May 3, 2023 A bride leaving her wedding reception was killed when a woman driving under the influence and well over twice the...
Massachusetts High Court Opens 27,000 Drunk Driving Cases to Reconsideration April 26, 2023 By Andrew G. Simpson The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that 27,000 people who pled guilty or were convicted of drunk driving from...
Massachusetts High Court to Weigh Fate of 27,000 Drunk Driving Cases December 6, 2022 By Andrew G. Simpson On Wednesday, December 7, the Massachusetts high court is scheduled to begin considering a case that could result in the...
Indiana Mayor’s Blood Alcohol Was Twice State Limit When He Struck Car October 14, 2022 The mayor of Indiana’s second-largest city had a blood alcohol reading nearly twice the state’s limit for driving when he...
Delaware Man With 9 DUI Arrests Charged With Number 10 April 5, 2022 A Delaware man has been arrested and charged drunken driving for the 10th time, state police said. Authorities said 54-year...
Research Questions Accuracy of Smartphone Alcohol Breath Testers May 10, 2021 Alcohol breath testing devices that pair with smartphones are marketed as safety tools for general use, but their accuracy is...
Safety Groups Argue Curtailing Impaired Driving Requires Moving Beyond Fines, Jail Time December 9, 2019 Efforts to curtail impaired driving and related accidents by repeat offenders on the road should address the underlying problems prompting...
5th Circuit: No Assertion that Drunken Driving Equals Intention to Crash July 12, 2019 By Jim Sams If a drunken motorist collides with another vehicle, can the incident truly be called an accident? A federal judge in...