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Driving in New York comes with certain responsibilities, and one of the ways the state ensures that drivers are safe and law-abiding is through the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Point System. This system serves as a way to track and monitor a driver’s behavior on the road, specifically focusing on traffic …
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What to Expect from a Gun Charges Case If you are facing gun charges, it is important to know the specifics of your situation and be aware of your rights. An experienced gun possession attorney can provide the legal advice necessary to give you peace of mind during this difficult time. Before hiring an attorney …
I have seen many instances where a individual committing a minor shoplifting offense gets charged with robbery. This usually arises when a store security officer or other store employee attempts to stop the shoplifter and gets hurt in the process. The shoplifter sometimes panics and shoves the employee out of the way. If the employee …
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Often times police will attempt to engage you in conversation to gauge whether or not you are under the influence of alcohol. The truth is that you are only required by law to provide biographical information (name, address, date of birth, etc.). Beyond that, you have a right to decline to answer questions. Keep in …
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The answer is absolutely. If you go to court without an attorney, you will likely receive several points on your driving record. This will result in higher insurance premiums and possibly getting dropped by your insurance company. If the prosecutor allows you to avoid points by going to driving school, you will spend hours of …
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Police want to make sure everyone is staying safe. We attended a big New Year’s Eve party at the Century Center. People said goodbye to 2018 and hello 2019. Police say it’s okay to have a few drinks, but they just don’t want you driving afterwards. The booze and the beer is flowing at O’Rourke’s …
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A California DUI prevention law went into effect on January 1st, 2019. “The DMV has put together a law related to the new interlock device, and we will be enforcing that,” said Lt. Greg Klingenberg, of the California Highway Patrol. In 2019, repeat offenders will be required to connect a breathalyzer to their vehicles. The device will …
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In a recent report, a woman was charged with drink driving after police found out with some of the incriminating messages on her Facebook page. Just as after a car crash in Michigan, police investigators said they had tracked one of the alleged drivers to a nearby hotel. There they found a computer which was …
These days, the main targets have been drivers who are causing deaths while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. not long ago, two drivers had been arrested at an alcohol level seven times over the legal limit in Scotland. Well, these two motorists were stopped in rush hour, with the first driver who was …
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Fetty Wap was looking forward to releasing his upcoming sophomore album King Zoo, but the project has been put on hold for now, though his fans are eagerly waiting. The rapper was arrested back in November for the drunk driving race which put him on fifteen charges including for careless endangerment and driving while impaired. …
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