DUI News

Top DUI News for the Week of April 18th - April 24th in the year Two Thousand and Eleven

Sunday April 24th, 2011
'Soul surfer' gets DUI en route to 'Dillon Valley condiments' A driver stopped on suspicion of DUI last week found the whole process, from the roadside sobriety tests to the blood test, baffling and by the end of the night couldn't even remember where he was. He explained to authorities.
Saturday April 23rd, 2011
Bill would limit right to jury trial for DUI defendants A bill approved by the Arizona Legislature would end the flat right that misdemeanor DUI defendants now have under state law to a jury trial for a first offense.
Friday, Apr 22nd, 2011
Upper Moreland police charge Warminster woman with DUI three times in three weeks A 22-year-old Warminster woman does not seem to have a money for a cab or knows a designated driver, as Upper Moreland police have charged her with DUI three times - in less than three weeks.
Thursday April 21st, 2011
Hundreds of DUI cases in Kershaw County may be dropped Drunk driving is a serious offense, and Kershaw County has the highest percentage of deadly crashes involving alcohol. They also have more than 700 pending DUI cases, but 600 of those accused drunk drivers could be getting off free and clear with their cases dropped.
Wedneday April 20th, 2011
Driver arrested for DUI after striking pedestrians A 39-year-old driver faces DUI charges after investigators say he lost control of his car and hit two pedestrians walking into a Fort Myers store Monday.
Tuesday April 19th, 2011
Aguilera's boyfriend's DUI charges dropped Two days after the singer's divorce was finalized, the L.A. County District Attorney officially rejected the DUI case against her current boyfriend citing insufficient evidence.
Monday, April 18th, 2011
Pot DUI standard gets first hearing in CO Senate IVAN MORENO Associated Press A bill setting an impairment standard for driving under the influence of marijuana is getting its first hearing in the Colorado Senate. The proposal would set a blood-content threshold that would allow prosecutors to charge drivers believed to be under the influence of marijuana. Drivers would be considered too high to drive if they have a THC level of 5 nanograms or ...