Police officers who suspect people of drunk driving typically start trying to gather evidence as soon as they have questions about someone's sobriety. They may capture video footage of erratic driving from inside their vehicle and record the conversation they have...
Just about everyone understands that the consequences of a DUI conviction are harsher than ever. In New Hampshire, those convicted can face expensive fines, loss of driving privileges or perhaps even incarceration. Of course, your goal is probably to minimize the...
A drunk driving conviction can have far-reaching effects beyond immediate legal consequences, such as fines, jail time and license suspension. One significant impact often overlooked is the potential effect on professional licenses. Many professionals, including...
When you consume too much alcohol, you may look for ways to sober up quickly. While sleeping is the most reliable way, most people are convinced that black coffee can reduce the effects of alcohol. But does coffee help sober you up? The caffeine in coffee may make...
Police officers use breath tests to check someone’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Some officers carry portable tests but most breath tests are carried out at the police station. Officers often use a device known as a Breathalyzer. Don’t assume that a breath test...
When police officers conduct targeted traffic stops wherein they pull a specific person over for a suspected traffic violation, motorists generally have no choice but to stop. They do have the right to go to a lighted or public location if they fear for their safety,...
There are many reasons that people in New Hampshire get arrested based on allegations that they were drunk at the wheel. A driving under the influence (DUI) charge is often the result of a targeted traffic stop or chemical testing conducted after a crash. When police...
Drunk driving arrests and convictions in the modern world harm your reputation, drain your savings and compromise your freedoms. Over the years, New Hampshire lawmakers have increased the penalties for driving while intoxicated (DWI), partly to help deter chronic...
Getting pulled over by the police is nobody’s idea of a good time, but what starts out as an ordinary traffic stop can quickly turn into a real nightmare if you find yourself accused of driving while impaired (DWI). How does a mere traffic stop suddenly morph into...
You know that the police generally need to have some sort of a reason to pull your vehicle over. There are exceptions to this rule, such as a sobriety checkpoint, but they are rare. As a general rule, the police need to look for signs of impairment or other reasons to...
