Not too long ago, most college kids could find another student who made fake IDs. Other students would get an ID made and use that ID to go to bars and, if they were brave enough, liquor stores. If the ID was good, it would work most of the time, and if it didn’t,...
Drunk driving cases in which someone other than the alleged drunk driver is injured are among the most serious types of DUI matters in the District of Columbia. The reason for this is obvious, since the reason it is illegal to drive drunk is because there is a...
Getting arrested for a DUI in Washington, DC is a traumatic experience. You are driving after have a couple of drinks, but feel you are fine to drive. All of sudden, you get pulled over and the officer starts asking how much you have had drink. In response to this...
As a Washington, DC DUI lawyer, I often get asked from clients if it is possible to get a wet reckless or PBJ. In Virginia and other states, it appears common for first offense DUI defendants to get their charges reduced to what is known as a wet reckless. A wet...
As a Washington, DC DUI boat lawyer, I understand that how unfairly boaters are sometimes treated by the police. With the hot days of summer now upon us, it’s nice to get out on the water and cool down. It can be a lot of lot of fun to spend a day boating on the...
In the first part of this series, I talked about the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test. As a Washington, DC DUI Lawyer, I would like to discuss the Walk and Turn Test (WAT) in more detail. The WAT is the second of three tests in the Standardized Field Sobriety Test...
