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DUI checkpoints are not legal in all states, but they are in the state of Georgia. The Georgia police are cracking down on drinking and driving, this means that DUI checkpoints are becoming more and more common in this state. Understanding what to do during a DUI...
Georgia's impaired driving laws inflict serious penalties for those operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating agents. A first offense DUI can carry penalties as high as a fine of $1,000 and jail time of up to one year, while additional...
Some college students mistakenly believe that by pleading nolo contendere or "no contest" they may avoid penalties for driving under the influence. Georgia's statute O.C.G.A. 40-6-391.1, however, requires you to attend a drug or alcohol course regardless of a plea. ...
Alcohol may remain in your system based on the amount you consumed and your blood concentration level. According to AAA, it could take between 75 and 90 minutes for your body to eliminate one standard-sized alcoholic drink. When you feel impaired, consider holding off...
Georgia highway patrol officers have the authority to pull you over if they see you violate a traffic law. According to research, officials stop pickup truck drivers for a DUI at least twice as much as drivers of passenger vehicles. Data scientists conducted a study...
Facing DUI charges is serious at any time but it may be especially difficult if you are on the job hunt. A DUI can have a deep impact on your life, and these charges may affect your job search and your employment prospects. Your employment prospects may depend on...
Most people understand that drinking under the influence of alcohol is illegal and results in serious consequences. However, the number of drinks it takes before one individual is over the legal blood alcohol content can vary drastically from another person. The...
Earlier this year, the DUI treatment court in Athens-Clarke County was named as a National Academy Court. The Athens program is one of just four DUI courts to receive this honor from the National Center for DWI Courts and the National Highway Traffic Safety...
For private drivers, a DUI conviction could mean rehabilitation programs, suspensions, jail time, fines and other sanctions, depending on criminal history, the severity of the offense and so on. People with commercial driving licenses have much more to lose from DUI...
If you are charged with drunk driving in Georgia, you face a number of repercussions, such as court-imposed fines, a shattered reputation and even time behind bars. However, the loss of a driver's license is especially disruptive and you need to explore your options,...