Drunk Driver in Davis County Crashes Into Room of 5-Month-Old Infant
A drunk driver hit a home located at 1814 W., 400 South in West Bountiful. The driver crashed into a room that a 5-month old baby was sleeping in. Luckily the baby was not severely injured and just treated for minor injures.
Utah’s New 0.05% BAC Law Receiving Praise
Have you been charged with a DUI and want to fight against the BAC level in your case? I’m a former cop and I know how to defend against your DUI.
Cedar City Planning Commissioner Charged with DUI
According to the Desert News the chairman of the Cedar City Planning Commission and candidate for City Council was arrested for investigation of DUI over the weekend.
Drugged Driving Crashes Surging Across Utah
Charged with drugged driving or drunk driving DUI in Tooele and throughout the entire state of Utah? I’m a former cop and now defense attorney who can help.
Utah Department of Public Safety Agent Arrested for DUI on His Way to Training
Agent Jason Whitehead who is a former Utah Highway Patrol officer and now currently part of the State Bureau of Investigation was arrested for DUI.
What Is Meant By Utah’s Implied Consent Statute and Field Sobriety Tests?
In Utah you do have the right to speak with an attorney before deciding whether or not to proceed with the field sobriety test. It is advised to do so.
Utah DUI Laws Some Of Toughest In Nation
Those who are facing Utah DUI charges need to begin working on their defense as soon as possible. Waiting and hoping for the best is not a good alternative
What Are The Sentencing Mandates For A DUI In Utah?
There are mandatory requirements for sentencing in Utah for a DUI. An experienced criminal defense attorney can prepare a solid defense strategy.
How Long Can I Lose My Driver’s License For A DUI Conviction in Utah?
After being charged with a DUI in Utah you have 10 days to file a request for a driver’s license hearing. Get help from the best DUI Defense Attorney today.
Utah Might Be The First State to Lower the Legal Alcohol Limit to .05%
Utah currently has an alcohol limit of .08%. A Provo lawmaker wants to make Utah the first state in the country to lower its legal limit for driving under the influence to a 0.05 % blood-alcohol content.