by Joseph Scrofano | Feb 8, 2013 | DUI
Recently, the head of procurement for the D.C. Department of General Services was placed under arrest for DUI after an officer found him mid-week sleeping in his parked vehicle, an open bottle of wine beside him. D.C. DUI defense lawyers know that the issue in cases...
by Joseph Scrofano | Jan 29, 2013 | DUI
The recent Washington D.C. DUI arrest of a former NFL Redskins player Fred Smoot highlights several of the “what-not-to-dos” for those trying to avoid police attention. D.C. drunk driving defense lawyers know that, of course, the most obvious of these...
by Joseph Scrofano | Jan 29, 2013 | DUI
A high-profile DUI arrest in Connecticut – a case that was subsequently dropped – illustrates how critical timing is when it comes to chemical testing in these situations. Our experienced D.C. DUI attorneys know that despite the legal adoption of standard...
by Joseph Scrofano | Jan 23, 2013 | DUI
A county judge in Pennsylvania ruled that breathalyzer tests are an unreliable gauge of alcohol intoxication levels, and therefore barred them from being used as evidence in 19 of the high-level DUI cases currently pending there. Our D.C. DUI lawyers have learned this...
by Joseph Scrofano | Jan 17, 2013 | DUI
District officials, attempting to distance themselves from the 2010 debacle in which hundreds of alcohol breathalyzer tests returned skewed results, have announced plans to begin using a new machine altogether. Our D.C. DUI lawyers understand that the new machine, the...
