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You might not consider driving after drinking to be as bad as stealing from a shop or committing another crime. Yet, you may be forced to reconsider if you are charged with a felony DUI. This can happen when a court considers that there were aggravating factors to your DUI charge. For example: You have…

Police officers observing popular roads may watch closely for signs of drunk driving and immediately intervene when they believe a driver is drunk. If the traffic stop affirms their suspicions, they will arrest someone for a criminal offense instead of just writing them a ticket. Driving under the influence (DUI) may be one of the…

The police bring you in for questioning or an interrogation after an arrest. They ask you if you’d be willing to answer some questions, and you agree to it even though you don’t have your lawyer present. You assume that everything that the police tell you is going to be true. But does it actually…