Continued from part one: After the officer has determined that there is probable cause to make a drunk driving arrest, he will place you in handcuffs and take you to the station. At the station, the police will test your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) by using a...
Washington, DC DUI and DWI charges involve both a criminal case at the Traffic Division of the DC Superior Court and an administrative hearing at the District of Columbia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The court case will determine if you are convicted of the...
By the time you are reading this post, there is a good chance you have already been charged with a DUI or DWI in Washington, DC. For those that are not familiar with the process, allow me give brief description how things work. A motorist is pulled over somewhere in...
It is a sad fact that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is experiencing major funding issues. The system is expected to provide transportation for most of the federal workforce in Washington, DC with insufficient funding from the federal...
As a Washington, DC DUI lawyer, I sometimes speak with perspective clients who have been charged with DUI-drugs. They usually ask the following question: Can I get a DUI for driving on prescription medication if I have a valid prescription? Unfortunately the answer is...
