Two state senators — one who works as a criminal defense lawyer and the other a former police officer — on Thursday questioned the need to toughen existing drunken driving laws. Sen. Brad Hutto, D-Orangeburg, a criminal defense attorney who chaired a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing on a DUI bill that has passed the House, said lawmakers should focus more on increasing the number of state ...

COLUMBIA -- The chairman of a Senate committee considering a House-passed DUI bill said Thursday that adding more officers to the road might prove far more effective at saving lives than changing the way those accused of drunken driving are prosecuted or penalized.

Attorney Rick Mueller, sponsor of the San Diego DUI Lawyer Center, is pleased to provide a new center for DUI information at: http://www.SanDiegoDrunkDrivingAttorney.net.

COLUMBIA -- The chairman of a Senate committee considering a House-passed DUI bill said today that adding more officers to the road might prove far more effective at saving lives than changing the way those accused of drunken driving are prosecuted or penalized.

Attorney Rick Mueller, sponsor of the San Diego DUI Lawyer Center, is pleased to provide a new center for DUI information at: http://www.SanDiegoDrunkDrivingAttorney.net. (PRWeb Oct 19, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/SGFsZi1TcXVhLVNxdWEtTG92ZS1UaGlyLVplcm8=

FSU student convicted in April DUI accident that resulted in death.

(WSBT) A repeat offender in Elkhart now faces charges for an eighth DUI. That comes after he hit two cars, including a police squad car.

Getting in line with state efforts to decrease the amount of time it takes to process DUI cases in Arizona, Benson City Magistrate Joe Knoblock said he will be taking part in a new program starting Jan. 1.

A woman is charged with murder and DUI after a hit-and-run that killed a man in a wheelchair in Boyd County Wednesday night. Investigators say Stacie Boyd was driving on 6th Street in Ashland when she hit Steven Mills. Boyd allegedly then kept going and was arrested later in Greenup County.

A Ramona woman arrested five times in the last five months for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs pleaded not guilty to felony DUI, hit-and-run, and child abuse charges.