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Accusations of driving while under the influence of alcohol can be devastating, and it may only be natural to wonder about how the outcome of your situation could impact your life. Even a first DUI offense could carry severe ramifications, such as a jail sentence and...
Pennsylvania police who patrol State College often make traffic stops on vehicles. It would not be uncommon for a police officer to instruct a driver to step out of his or her vehicle if the reason for the traffic stop is suspected intoxication. Facing DUI charges may...
It might come as no surprise that a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol could have a significant impact on various aspects of your life. If you face similar allegations, you might not know what to expect from this process and what steps you can take...
Few things may be as stressful as being accused of driving while under the influence. While most drivers may associate such issues with alcohol consumption, this might not be the only thing that could trigger similar results. In some cases, even certain prescription...
Summertime in Pennsylvania is a time to get outside and head to a baseball game, check out a local festival, and get on the water. Each of these can come with opportunities to enjoy an alcoholic drink but only one can come with the risk of criminal charges. Which...
If you have been arrested and charged with DUI in Pennsylvania, it is important to know your rights. Before anything, keep in mind that you have the right to challenge the results of a breath test. A DUI conviction can have serious consequences, so it is important to...
There are three major types of field sobriety tests that police officers use to determine a driver's sobriety in Pennsylvania. The Standard Field Sobriety Test (SFST) is a series of three tests: the horizontal gaze nystagmus, the walk-and-turn and the one-leg stand....
State law establishes a legal threshold for someone to be an intoxicated driver. That said, someone’s BAC could be lower than .08 and may still be unable to operate a vehicle safely. Even one drink could make someone a danger to other drivers on Pennsylvania roads....
All states take a specific approach to prosecuting driving under the influence, and Pennsylvania is no different. New legislation has actually classified levels of DUI into three categories instead of two that many states use with respect to filing aggravated charges....
Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a serious criminal matter in Pennsylvania. It is not necessary to have consumed alcohol shortly before driving either, as the laws in Pennsylvania have been enhanced to allow impaired driving charges for both...