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University of Maryland Assistant Basketball Coach Arrested on Suspicion of DUI: On Fighting a Second or Third DC DUI Charge

University of Maryland Assistant Basketball Coach Arrested on Suspicion of DUI: On Fighting a Second or Third DC DUI Charge

by Joseph Scrofano | Jan 23, 2012 | DUI

According to recent WUSA 9 story, Maryland assistant coach, Dalonte Hill, was arrested on a DUI charge.  It has been reported that Anne Arundel County Police Officers made a routine traffic stop after observing a GMC Yukon allegedly driving erratically, and failing to...
On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part Three)

On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part Three)

by Joseph Scrofano | Dec 23, 2011 | DUI

In part two of this series I discussed some of the reasons that the manner in which the prosecution of urine DUI cases in Washington, DC violates the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution.  In addition to these constitutional violations, Mr. Zarwell has also testified...
On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part Two)

On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part Two)

by Joseph Scrofano | Dec 21, 2011 | DUI

In the first part of this series I discussed the fact that the urinalysis done in Washington, DC DUI cases does not lead to accurate results.   There are many reasons for this. One is that there is no constant volume of urine in the human body.  Another is that you...
On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part One)

On Why Urine Testing Methods Used in Washington, DC DUI Cases Are Unconstitutional (Part One)

by Joseph Scrofano | Dec 19, 2011 | DUI

In Washington, DC, the Metropolitan Police Department  (MPD) is not currently allowed to use breathalyzers as a result of their past problems with the program.  The Park Police is also suspected of having the same issues because they were using the MPD breath testing...
U.S. Soccer Player Suing Red Bull, Nightclub Over Washington D.C. Near-Fatal Crash

U.S. Soccer Player Suing Red Bull, Nightclub Over Washington D.C. Near-Fatal Crash

by Joseph Scrofano | Nov 28, 2011 | DUI

Charlie Davies, a U.S. soccer player, was involved in a car accident two years ago that resulted in one person dying. He missed the World Cub because of injuries and is now suing a Washington D.C. nightclub as well as energy drink makers Red Bull, Business Insider...
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