Driving Under the Influence DUI for Riding a Lawn Mower
Really. Late last week a western Pennsylvania man was charged with DUI drunk driving while possessing an open can of beer on a riding lawn mower.
Tag: Montgomery County DUI
Pennsylvania Politician Gets Jail for DUI Driving Under the Influence
A former state lawmaker from Lehigh County has been sentenced to at least three months in prison following his arrest for DUI driving under the influence and assaulting his wife.
DUI Driving Under the Influence Breath Tests Thrown Out By Judge
A Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas judge recently said breathalyzer machines aren’t accurate when determining the blood alcohol content for motorists charged with the state’s highest level of impairment in DUI drunk driving cases.
DUI Driving Under the Influence Mom Arrested
A mom from Dauphin County was charged Saturday with DUI driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs after she crashed her car with her 15-year-old daughter in the vehicle.
Criminal Defense, DUI Driving Under the Influence and Traffic Law Awesome Attorney Award
Michelle A. Fioravanti has been voted by Suburban Life magazine as a 2012 Awesome Attorney in the areas of Criminal Defense, DUI Driving Under the Influence and Traffic Law for her representation of clients in West Chester, Chester County and Norristown, Montgomery County.
How Does Legalized Pot Impact Driving Under the Influence Laws?
It’s official: the states of Washington and Colorado legalized the use of recreational marijuana. But now the challenge is to figure out how to keep stoned drivers off the road.
Doctor Charged With Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol and Drugs
A prominent Boston area emergency room doctor is facing driving under the influence and reckless driving charges after she sped through a Whole Foods parking lot and smashed into another car, sending the occupant of that car to the very ER in which she works.
Grant Money Given for More DUI Sobriety Checkpoints
Drivers in California can expect more DUI checkpoints and roadblocks, as well as extra police patrols attempting to catch drivers under the influence after the “Avoid the 30” program received a $385,000 grant from the state Office of Traffic Safety.