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Should You Blow? Dec 11

One of the questions we’re asked most frequently from people who have been charged with a DWI is, “should I have blown?” One of the questions we hear most often from prospective clients is, “should I blow?” There is no bright-line rule on whether or not you should blow; ...

Common Misunderstandings with DWI Laws in North Carolina Oct 28
In North Carolina, one of the most common criminal charges is Driving While Impaired, or DWI. While DWI may be one of the most commonly charged crimes ...
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What You Need to Know About Boating While Impaired (BWI) Laws In North Carolina Jul 23
What You Need to Know About Boating While Impaired (BWI) Laws in North Carolina In 2016, North Carolina enacted Sheyenne’s Law in response to an ...
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I Refused The Breathalyzer, Can I Still Be Convicted Of DWI? Jun 05
Since the police have no numerical reading of your breath can you still be convicted of DWI? We are often asked about the choices one must make when ...
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The 3 Big Consequences of Refusing a Breathalyzer Test in a DWI Investigation May 30
You have been recently arrested for DWI and refused the breathalyzer test. What are the consequences of refusing the breathalyzer test? What are your ...
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Know The Consequences Of Underage Drinking In North Carolina Feb 08
Lawmakers, police and prosecutors take impaired driving extremely seriously in North Carolina and offenders, no matter their age, routinely face ...
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Two DWI bills pass in the North Carolina House, head to Senate Mar 16
Bills target DWI offenders with stiffer penalties and license restrictions The North Carolina House has passed two bills aimed at both first-time and ...
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