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Supreme Court Rules that Search Warrant is Required Before Issuing Blood Sample

by Aaron Lee | May 24, 2013 | Criminal Defense

In the recent Supreme Court decision, Missouri v. McNeely, it was decided whether police officers should be required to get a search warrant before making a DWI suspect submit to a blood test.  The Court proposed that police must at least attempt to get a warrant...

In South Carolina, Can I Be Charged with DUI if I Register Under 0.08 on a Breath-test?

by Aaron Lee | May 22, 2013 | DUI & DWI, Felony DUI

In the state of South Carolina, the number 0.08% is extremely important to driving under the influence (DUI) prosecution.  However, the state of South Carolina can and will aggressively prosecute a DUI against an individual who had less than a 0.08 BAC.  This sounds...

Urban Legends Regarding “Sober-up-quick” Techniques

by Aaron Lee | May 19, 2013 | DUI & DWI, Felony DUI

  It is often the debate when a person has been drinking at a party, or a dinner, or any other type of get together, whether one should drive or get a ride home.  The phrase “I probably had more drinks than I should, but I don’t feel drunk” is...

Drunk Driver Pulls out onto Highway Blindly Resulting in One Death

by Aaron Lee | May 3, 2013 | DUI & DWI, Felony DUI

A tragic Davidson County, North Carolina car accident has resulted in the death of a teenage girl over the weekend, including three injuries.  The circumstances of the crash occurred when a vehicle pulled out in front of another vehicle causing a head-on collision. ...

North Carolina Accident Leaves Two Injured and One Deceased

by Aaron Lee | May 1, 2013 | DUI & DWI, Felony DUI

A North Carolina woman has been charged with DWI after a fatal collision that occurred in the town of New Bern.  The incident took place when the woman crossed the center line of the road and struck an SUV head on. Unfortunately, the woman’s young child was...
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