October, 2018 | Jared Justice

Three Myths about DUI Charges, Debunked

Every year, millions of people get behind the wheel without being sober. In 2012 alone, 10.3 million people reported driving under the influence of illicit drugs. Though not everyone who drinks or does drugs before driving gets caught, many end up facing arrest for putting other drivers, and themselves, in danger.

Since 2012, U.S. culture has grown to see drinking and driving as more and more taboo. Though this is good for limiting the number of drunk and drugged-driving accidents, avoiding a loaded topic in conversation can lead to the spread of misinformation.

Before believing hearsay about drunk driving, drugged driving, or DUI law, check this myth-busting guide to be sure you know the facts.

DUI Disclosure: Do You Have to Include a Drunk Driving Conviction On a Job Application?

It’s safe to say that most motorists want to avoid being pulled over for any reason. That’s especially true if you get behind the wheel while intoxicated. While fewer than 4,000 people are arrested every day for drunk driving, being charged and subsequently convicted of this crime can have huge consequences.

Understanding Misdemeanor Crimes in Oregon

When you hear the word “misdemeanor,” you might assume this matter is minor. In reality, such criminal matters can still have very serious consequences. Although being convicted of a felony is undoubtedly more severe, having a misdemeanor crime on your record has the power to affect your life (and the lives of others) in both the present and the future. We’ll discuss the different misdemeanor classifications, as well as common examples of these crimes, in today’s post.

Oregon DUII: Common Questions Answered

Although you may realize that drunk driving is actually quite common, most motorists don’t think they will ever find themselves in legal trouble. Unfortunately, you might find out the hard way that this feeling of invincibility is misplaced. If you are arrested on DUII allegations, you’ll probably have a ton of questions running through your mind. It’s no wonder, since DUII laws can be incredibly difficult to understand. We hope today’s post will clear up some of your confusion surrounding DUII arrests and what you should do if you are charged with such a crime.