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- What to Do if Pulled over for Suspicion of Driving under the Influence
by Galanter Law
What do I do if I get pulled over and have had a little bit too much to drink and think I’m about to be arrested for driving under the influence?
- Too Drunk to Fly? Federal Blood-Alcohol Limits for Pilots
In January 2013, a pilot was arrested after failing a breathalyzer test in the cockpit. The pilot was about to take off with more than 50 passengers aboard the plane.
- Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants in Oregon
A DUI in Oregon is actually a DUII, which stands for driving under the influence of intoxicants. Drivers who are found operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08 percent or higher are considered legally drunk, whether they have shown impairment of driving abilities or not.
- Changes to Arizona DUI Penalties - Senate Bill 1200
The state of Arizona has extremely harsh penalties for DUI convictions. Starting in 2012, the Arizona legislature passed a bill to lessen some of those penalties.
- Daytime DUI Rising Across The Country
Law enforcement officials agree that intoxicated driving during the day is a rising problem.
- Underage Drug and Alcohol Risks
As summer begins, so does the opportunity for teens and other underage people to try drugs and alcohol for the first time.
- Ignition Interlock: A Simple Step Toward Preventing PA Drunk Driving Fatalities
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently recommended that all states require ignition interlock devices for first time drunk driving offenders.
- Second-Time DUI Offender’s Prison Sentence Upheld on Appeal
Under AB109, also known as the Criminal Justice Realignment Act of 2011, California began a policy to reduce its prison population to ease over-crowding. The overcrowding was deemed by the U.S. Supreme Court to constitute cruel and unusual punishment for the prisoners and thus a violation of the U.S. Constitution’s Eight Amendment ban against cruel and unusual punishment.
- Michigan Implied Consent & Drunk Driving Laws: The Double Edge Sword
The Michigan Implied Consent statute has the power of a double-edged sword when added to the fines, costs and jail-time handed out for a drunk driving conviction. If a driver refuses to consent to a chemical test, they face a mandatory 12 month suspension, and 6 points on their driving record.
- Misdemeanors and Finding a Job in South Florida
by Galanter Law
Finding a job with a criminal record can be very difficult. If you have had a misdemeanor in Miami, you need to understand the difficultly of finding a job and what to do about it.

