Rhode Island DUI Lawyer

According to a government report, the upper Midwest has the worst drunken driving rates in the country.  The report relies on data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.  Wisconsin is the worst offender, followed by North Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, and South Dakota.  The study estimates 25% of adult drivers in these areas […]

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A driving instructor pleaded not guilty last week to charges of DUI during a driving lesson in Ipswich, Massachusetts. Daniel Winsky, of Salem, was arraigned on DUI charges last Thursday.
According to court documents, Winsky, who was not actually behind the wheel, had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .233 when police pulled him over in […]

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In a measure proponents say will significantly reduce the number of drunk driving incidents, the Virginia House of Representatives approved a bill requiring the use of an ignition interlock after the first DUI conviction, rather than on the second offense that current law states. An ignition interlock is a device which will only allow a […]

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A Harvey man was convicted this week of multiple felony charges, including first-degree murder, aggravated DUI, and carjacking. Seneca Allen, 23, became drunk and got into a fight with a friend while celebrating his birthday at Castaways Bowl in Calumet City. When police arrived, Allen struck an officer before jumping into a moving vehicle, taking […]

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An Illinois teen sent another teenager to the hospital last year after driving under the influence. The driver pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge when her court date arrived. The felony charges of DUI and failure to slow to avoid and accident were dismissed in exchange for her plea. She will serve 45 days in […]

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