Understanding why the police stopped you is one of the first things to work on if they arrest you and charge you with impaired driving. The reasons for the initial stop are so crucial to the integrity of a DUI charge that showing police had insufficient reason to pull...
Summer is a season filled with holidays, vacations and outdoor gatherings, making it one of the most enjoyable times of the year. However, it's also one of the most dangerous times to be on the road—especially if you are concerned about being cited for impaired...
When a police officer pulls you over, you know that they are probably going to ask you some questions. You may sit in the car, getting your paperwork together, waiting for them to come up to your window. Common documents that you will be asked for include your...
Exceeding the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in New Hampshire is one of the most surefire ways to end up facing DUI charges. Technically, yes, a person could be charged even if they’re under the legal BAC limit. They could also face charges if they’re...
When dealing with law enforcement, it is essential to know your rights. If you are suspected of drunk driving, police may ask for a blood sample. But can they take it by force, and what does the law say about consent? Rights to exercise The law provides individuals...
Imagine driving home after a long day when suddenly, flashing lights appear in your rearview mirror. Your heart races as you pull over, wondering what will happen next. Many drivers find themselves uncertain and anxious when it comes to sobriety tests. These tests...
Facing a DWI charge can be unnerving, especially for first-time offenders. You might feel like you're out of options, but there's a potential lifeline you may not have considered: Dram Shop Laws. These laws could play a crucial role in your case, offering a chance to...
Facing a DUI charge can leave any individual stressed and overwhelmed. In New Hampshire, a DUI conviction carries significant consequences, one of which is its impact on your driving and criminal records. Understanding how long a DUI remains on your record is crucial,...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in New Hampshire. The state's Aggravated DUI law takes an even tougher stance on certain DUI cases. This law aims to crack down on dangerous driving behaviors and repeat offenders. Understanding the specifics of...
When you're facing a drunk driving charge, one of the most critical pieces of evidence is your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC). It's the number that can make or break your case, and it's often the key to understanding what happened on the night of your arrest. However,...
