Category Archives: DUI/DWI

Avoid an Auto Accident and DUI on New Year’s Eve 2014

New Year’s Eve is one of the most exciting and promise-filled nights of the year. Everyone lets go of the happenings of the last year and makes vibrant plans for the year ahead. For some, the festivities can quickly lead to both tragedy and trouble with the law. Accidents and DUI incidents can replace toasts […]

Arrested for DWI on July 4th?

Celebrating our country’s independence is a national pastime. Baseball, backyard barbecues, pool parties, and spending time with friends and family. This celebration is also often accompanied by lots of alcohol and fireworks-a combination that can lead to undesirable results. And, with the volume of traffic, an unfortunate number of drivers may be impaired. The 4th […]

Have Fun and Be Safe on Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is Spanish for the fifth of May. It is also celebrated in the United States and Mexico annually on the 5th day of May. It commemorates the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over France at the Battle of Puebla during the Franco-Mexican War (1861-1867). In the U.S. Cinco de Mayo has evolved into […]

What Is the IDCMP -Impaired Driver Care Management Program-in New Hampshire?

In 2013, the punishments for driving while intoxicated – DWI – or driving under the influence – DUI – in New Hampshire were significantly increased by the NH Legislature. Now all convicted drivers have a shorter time in which they must attend an approved Impaired Driver Care Management Program – or IDCMP. The purpose of […]

Crash With Two Children Leads to Aggravated DWI Charges

The charge of DWI can lead to devastating consequences. Suspended license, fines, driver education courses, and other penalties can set your life back for years. That’s why it’s so important to get a competent DWI attorney on your side if you have been charged with this crime, especially if it has been complicated by other […]

NH House Passes Restricted Driving License for First-Time DWI Offenders-House Bill 496

On Wednesday January 29, 2013, the New Hampshire House of Representatives passed House Bill 496 which would allow first-time DWI offenders to drive for limited purposes, so long as an ignition interlock device is installed in their vehicle to test their blood alcohol content. The Bill’s sponsor, House Majority Leader Steve Shurtleff, D-Penacook, was named […]