D.C. Breathalyzers Are Back

After a 20-month long overhaul, the D.C. breathalyzer program is back, and will once again be utilized in D.C. DUI cases.Our D.C. DUI lawyers are poised to press forward with additional challenges of the program and its results, after the city halted the program amid...
Avoid Social Media Venting About DUI Arrest

Avoid Social Media Venting About DUI Arrest

If you’re reading this now, we already know you have access to a computer and there’s a fairly good chance either you or a loved one are facing D.C. DUI charges. With this in mind, D.C. DUI attorneys want to urge you to avoid social media commentary...
D.C. Restaurants: No Checkpoints, Please

D.C. Restaurants: No Checkpoints, Please

Washington D.C. was among 10,000 other communities that participated in DUI crackdowns earlier this month during Labor Day weekend. Those efforts include saturation patrols, overtime for officers – and sobriety checkpoints. Now, D.C. DUI lawyers understand that...
Glass Shape To Blame for DUI?

Glass Shape To Blame for DUI?

Maybe it’s the shape of your glass. New research indicates that drinking from a curved glass creates an optical illusion, causing us to imbibe to a greater degree. Ok – Washington D.C. DUI lawyers know that blaming your glass isn’t likely to be an...
High BAC a Factor in Most Fatal D.C. DUIs

High BAC a Factor in Most Fatal D.C. DUIs

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration now reports that in 70 percent of alcohol-related driving fatalities, at least one driver had a blood alcohol content that was either 0.15 percent or higher. The report, “Prevalence of High BAC in...