Rhode Island DUI Lawyer

On April 21, 2008, the Arizona Senate passed a bill that reduces the penalty for drinking and driving for first time offenders but increases it for repeat offenders.  The bill, named H2395, lowers the interlock requirement from one year to six months only.  The interlock program is an ignition-interlock device which requires the driver blow […]

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After his tractor-trailer ran off the road and blocked U.S. 74 around 10:30 p.m. on April 7, 2008, truck driver John Glenn Little was charged with a DWI in a commercial vehicle.   He suffered a cut to the head and was taken to a local hospital for medical care.  Crews were called to the scene […]

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A South Kingston woman pleaded not guilty Monday to drunk driving charges stemming from an accident last June. Heidi Harrall, 45, was arrested last year after she lost control of her car while on Route 1 in South Kingston and struck 17-year-old Sylvia Bogusz. Bogusz was severely injured in the crash.
According to police, Harrall was […]

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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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