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The standard blood alcohol content limit that drivers need to be aware of in the United States is 0.08%. It is the marker at which the police can automatically charge someone with a DWI, based on that figure alone. If a blood alcohol test results come back at 0.08%...
Driving with a suspended license in New York can lead to serious trouble. It's not just a traffic violation; you're facing a criminal charge that could affect your record, wallet, and even your freedom. What counts as driving on a suspended license? If your license...
Most New Yorkers are aware of what a DWI charge is. It means driving while intoxicated, and it’s one of the most common ways for a generally law-abiding citizen to get a criminal record. Yet, what about a DWAI? Have you heard of that? Driving while ability impaired: A...
You might wonder why the police do not take one of the most obvious steps they could to catch drunk drivers. If the police were to park outside a bar and test everyone getting into their vehicle, then they could catch anyone who is intoxicated and prevent them from...
Finding yourself under arrest for driving while intoxicated (DWI) is a surefire way to throw your focus off. Your ability to concentrate on upcoming exams, your family or things you need to do at work will almost certainly suffer as your thoughts turn to what the...
One of the most severe offenses in New York is criminal possession of a weapon. The New York Penal Code's definition of “deadly weapon” includes any loaded weapon that can readily produce death or other serious injuries when shot. There are legal consequences for...
Even if you are a safe and skilled driver, the stress of everyday life can cause your mind to wander, and you may wind up with a traffic citation. These charges may be worth fighting against. Rather than pleading guilty to a New York ticket, paying the expensive fine...
New York takes driving while intoxicated seriously. According to the New York DMV, the minimum first-time DWI penalty is a fine of between $500 and $1000 and up to one year in jail. Also, you can expect a six-month suspension of your license. Remember that despite the...
A first-time charge of driving while intoxicated is a misdemeanor, and a conviction results in a lifetime criminal record. A criminal conviction alters your life in many ways you may not realize, such as impacting your opportunities for higher education. Applying to...
A drug charge in New York may carry a range of penalties. The classification of drug and amount possessed determine how the authorities proceed with prosecution and sentence. The classification of dangerous substances (CDS) ranges from less harmful in Schedule V all...