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Should I Blow?
Should I Blow?

We are asked numerous times (sometimes in the middle of the night) if I should blow when there is a suspicion of a person driving while impaired. To answer this question, we need to take a deep dive into the different situations in which a person would be asked to blow. ...

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Blog Posts in DUI/DWI

  • I just got a DWI, what is going to happen to my license?

    One of the most common questions we see in DWI cases is what is going to happen to my license? There are several different stages in the process of a ...

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  • Types of Sobriety Tests

    Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (Otherwise, known as a “HGN”) : Specifically, Nystagmus means an involuntary jerking of the eyes. Alcohol and other drugs ...

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  • Alcohol Tests in North Carolina DWI Cases

    DWI’s are some of the most common cases in the North Carolina Criminal Justice System. When charged with a DWI one of the most important pieces of ...

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  • Can a DUI/DWI Prevent Me from Being Hired?

    When you are pulled over by law enforcement for suspected Driving While Impaired, your job prospects might not be the first worry on your mind. That’s ...

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  • Can I Get a DWI While Biking in North Carolina?

    Instead of driving after having a few alcohol beverages, many people believe riding a bicycle is the wisest and safest alternative. Unfortunately, it ...

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