DUI

One of the main tools that police officers use to identify drunk drivers is a breath test. This is beneficial because most drivers are governed by a legal limit, which may depend on a few different factors. The majority of drivers have a legal limit of 0.08%, for...

Drivers who are pulled over for suspicion of drunk driving can’t be stopped without a reason. Instead, the officer must have seen something that led them to believe that the driver was impaired.  Officers must meet the standard of reasonable suspicion in order to...

Many Alabama drivers think sleeping in their car after having a few drinks is a smart alternative to driving home. This decision seems responsible but might actually land you in legal trouble. Alabama police can charge you with DUI even if your car isn't moving and...

The warm Alabama sun draws many people to Mobile Bay for a day of boating fun. But here's a fact many boaters miss: You can get arrested for drinking while operating any watercraft. Like driving a car, boating under the influence carries heavy penalties in Alabama. ...

In Alabama, a person can receive a DUI (driving under the influence) charge when they drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher. While most of these charges are misdemeanors, certain circumstances can elevate the charge to a felony. Under what...

If the cops pull you over on suspicion of drunk driving, you likely want to do everything in your power to get the interaction over with as quickly as possible. It can leave you feeling uncertain about your future, especially with the possibility of an arrest. Alabama...

When the bar's closing bell rings, you may come face to face a tough choice. After a night of drinking, the temptation to drive home can be strong. You might think you've sobered up or know a quick fix to get road-ready. However, these ideas often come from dangerous...