Oregon DUI law or more commonly called DUII in Oregon.  DUII stands for Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants.  Oregon’s DUII system is based around the implied consent methodology that most other states conform to.  The Oregon DMV describes the implied consent to mean,
‘by driving a motor vehicle you have implied you will consent to a […]

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Ohio DUI law OverviewOhio DUI laws have recently been amended (again!). This makes Ohio’s DUI code the most frequently updated criminal code by far in the last 2 decades. The new Ohio amendments and general dui law are summarized below:In Ohio drunk driving offenses are commonly referred to with several different abbreviations including, OVI (Operating […]

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Texas DWI laws, or more commonly referred to as DUI laws, can be misdemeanor offenses or felony offenses depending on what the specifics of the DWI in Texas are.
DWI punishments in Texas vary by what number offense it is and the extent of the DWI.
First Offense Texas DWI:  a first offense DWI conviction carry a […]

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DUI law in Florida is probably tougher than DUI law in most other states.  Under Florida law, DUI is one offense, proved by impairment of normal faculties or unlawful blood alcohol or breath alcohol level of .08 or above. The penalties upon conviction are the same, regardless of the manner in which the offense is […]

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Pennsylvania DUI law (DUI and/or DAI, Driving After Imbibing) was changed to reflect new punishment levels since February 1, 2004.  The allowable blood alcohol level was lowered from .10% to .08 %.
In Pennsylvania most misdemeanor offenses are not eligible for a jury trial unless it is a 2nd offense or higher with a BAC of […]

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DUI law in California is seemingly in a constant state of change.  The change is brought on mostly from political pressure and funding through special interest groups, namely the MADD organization.  At any case here’s  a basic outline of California DUI law as it stands today:
When arrested and charged with DUI in the state of […]

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DUI law in Arizona is best described with 5 distinct categories.  These categories are a basic summary of DUI law in the state of Arizona.
Arizona DUI law 5 categories:

It is illegal in Arizona to be in control of a vehicle or drive a vehicle while under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or any combination.
It is […]

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