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NC DWI Law Series: State v. Ferguson and Your Right to Have a Witness Present During a DWI Investigation

If you are arrested on suspicion of impaired driving in North Carolina, you have a number of rights that must be honored in order for the State to convict you…

Posted on Nov 20, 2012
NC DWI Law Series: State v. Knoll and Your Right to Collect Evidence in Your Own Defense

In Raleigh or elsewhere in North Carolina, if you are arrested on suspicion of a DWI, you have rights that must be honored at specific stages of the process.  In…

Posted on Nov 13, 2012
NC DWI Law Series: North Carolina General Statute § 20‑16.5(b): Immediate civil license revocation for certain persons charged with implied‑consent offenses.

If you are charged with a DWI in Raleigh or elsewhere in North Carolina and you refuse to submit to a chemical analysis of your breath (in other words, the…

Posted on Nov 09, 2012
NC DWI Law Series: North Carolina General Statute § 20‑138.1: Impaired driving.

Several sections of the North Carolina code address the issue of impaired driving.  The statute itself, describing the elements of the DWI offense, reads as follows: § 20‑138.1.  Impaired driving….

Posted on Nov 06, 2012
Can I be required to install an Interlock device when I don’t own a car?

We’ve talked previously about the Interlock Ignition System (IIS) that North Carolina law requires certain individuals to install in order to drive, following a DWI conviction.  But what if you…

Posted on Oct 21, 2012
Interlock Requirement in NC DWI Cases

Under certain circumstances when your license is revoked following a DWI conviction in North Carolina, you may be required to install an Ignition Interlock System (IIS) into your vehicle before…

Posted on Oct 11, 2012
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