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The legal limit for drivers in Georgia often is 0.08%. This blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level is one that, when met or crossed, allows the authorities to presume that the driver was impaired. Most people go through driver’s ed or driver’s training, and they...
As a parent, few things are more unsettling than a phone call telling you your child has been arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DUI). It can leave you worried about their safety, education and future. College students often face pressure to fit in socially,...
Breath test results often serve as the main piece of evidence in a Georgia DUI case. However, these results are not always accurate, and there are several ways to challenge them in court. Knowing how to question the reliability of a breath test can make a major...
Georgia takes repeat DUI offenses extremely seriously, especially for drivers under 21. The state enforces stricter standards for young drivers because their inexperience combined with alcohol creates higher accident risks. In Georgia, a blood alcohol level of just...
Driving in Georgia means that one implicitly agrees to adhere to certain rules. One of these rules is implied consent. This means that, once a person drives a vehicle, the law assumes they give their consent to undergo any chemical tests, like breathalyzers or blood...
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense, and drivers under the legal drinking age face even more severe consequences. Georgia’s underage DUI laws aim to deter young drivers from engaging in dangerous behaviors that endanger themselves and others. Legal...
Driving under the influence doesn’t just refer to alcohol consumption. Operating a vehicle while impaired by any substance – including legally prescribed medications – can land you a DUI charge. Many prescription medications often cause side effects that can slow down...
Getting behind the wheel after too many drinks can be a costly mistake. In the state of Georgia, driving under the influence (DUI) can lead to harsh consequences, including fines, license suspension and even jail time. If you've been charged with DUI, you're likely...
In 2022, there were 13,524 fatalities in motor vehicle crashes in the United States involving a drunk-driving driver. In Georgia alone, there were 507 fatalities resulting from DUI-related crashes. These statistics are a harsh reminder of the dangers of driving under...
Spending a night out bar hopping with your friends can be a great way to unwind after a long day. However, you could run into trouble on the way home if you drove to the bar. After several drinks, you may be feeling woozy, tired and unable to drive home. So, you may...