DUI
Laws and legal information about driving while intoxicated
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Driving Under the Influence
There are many types of driving offenses with varying penalties and consequences, but one of the most serious offenses is that of impaired driving. This criminal offense is known by various labels such as Driving Under the Influence ("DUI"), Driving While Intoxicated ("DWI"), and Operating Under the Influence ("OUI"), among others. The labels and acronyms are equivalent to the charge of drunk driving. Various substances, not just alcohol, can cause impairment, including illegal drugs, over-the-counter medications, and prescription medication. Read more
Does DUI Depend on the Weather? Only If You’re Not Driving
CommentaryCan someone who is not driving be convicted of DUI? They certainly can in Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Washington and other states. While the law that deals with this is fairly simple to understand and apply, a recent Arizona Supreme Court case is an example of how courts can take even the most straightforward law and create enough confusion and uncertainty to keep legions of lawyers employed full time. Read more