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Earlier this week, Central Georgia Technical College students got to see what it is like to drive drunk. To be clear, the students did not consume alcohol and they were not actually driving a vehicle on our Georgia roads. Instead, they participated in a simulation...
Teens, especially teen women, who binge on alcohol may risk other troubles than underage possession of alcohol or underage DUI. A recent study published in Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research has shown that teen girls who binge drink may actually damage...
Prom season is here, graduation is coming up and summer break is not too far away. These are all events that may also involve underage drinking and underage DUI. While many teens may think of prom and believe that most of their peers are driving under the influence of...
As the school year winds to a close, the celebrations ramp up as young people attend proms and celebrate graduations. Some of these celebrations could involve alcohol and underage drinking, which could lead to charges of underage DUI. The National Highway Traffic...
Underage drinking is against the law. So is drinking and driving. The combination of the two can have serious long-term repercussions. With prom season just around the corner, the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety warned student drivers and their parents of...
Anytime a teenager is accused of drunk driving, there is the potential for multiple arrests to follow. When suspected underage DUI leads to an accident, especially a fatal accident, subsequent arrests are nearly inevitable. Communities call out for someone to blame...
The definition of drunk driving is different for teens than it is for adults. For anyone over the age of 21, having a drink or two may not lead to DUI charges if the adult's blood alcohol content is below the legal limit. But for a teenager, any amount of alcohol can...
As discussed in the previous post, alcohol and caffeine can be a dangerous combination. According to a recent article in the Los Angeles Times, the stimulant of caffeine and the depressant of alcohol do not cancel each other out. Instead, caffeine can mask the feeling...
The previous post discussed a move by the maker of the alcoholic beverage Four Loko to remove caffeine from their products. The move came just as the FDA signaled they would begin cracking down on products containing alcohol and caffeine. According to a recent article...
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, on Tuesday, the manufacturer of Four Loko said that they are pulling their caffeinated alcohol beverages from shelves. The company, Phusion Products, will remove caffeine and two other ingredients from the recipe of their...