Category Archives: DUI/DWI

Do DUIs Spike in New Hampshire During the Holidays?

Do DUIs Spike in New Hampshire During the Holidays?
As holiday lights flicker on all across New Hampshire, the state enjoys a surge of social gatherings and celebrations, with alcohol often playing a starring role. But does a sharp increase in drunk driving–and DUI arrests–necessarily follow these festive events? Unfortunately, the statistics say yes. Even worse, there’s also a spike in crash-related deaths during this […]

The “Drive High Get a DUI” Campaign in New Hampshire

The “Drive High Get a DUI” Campaign in New Hampshire
As the holiday season approaches, millions of New Hampshire residents will visit the roads to visit family and friends, view the late autumn scenery, or enjoy the many seasonal events around the state. Unfortunately, the joy of the season also brings an increased risk of impaired driving incidents–and deadly accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety […]

Impaired Driver Care Management Programs in New Hampshire

An individual convicted of a DWI in New Hampshire faces a range of potential consequences, from thousand-dollar fines to lengthy jail sentences. However, while the terms of each penalty vary depending on the specifics of the offense, New Hampshire law requires that every person convicted of an impaired driving offense participate in a state-sanctioned Impaired […]

Three Actions That Will Make Your Situation Worse After Getting Stopped for DUI in New Hampshire

Three Actions That Will Make Your Situation Worse After Getting Stopped for DUI in New Hampshire
Getting pulled over on suspicion of DUI is a heart-chilling experience. But if you don’t keep your wits, you could land in more trouble than anticipated. Even if you feel you were unfairly targeted or haven’t had a drop of alcohol, engaging in any of the following actions will complicate your situation and make your defense more […]

Arrested for DWI When You’re a Senior Citizen: Special Concerns

Seniors are at particular risk of being arrested for DWI. Aging brings many changes to the body and mind that can amplify the effects of even a single glass of alcohol, leading you to drive impaired inadvertently. An arrest, while devastating for anyone, holds particular concerns for seniors. Here are some of the issues you […]

Will your DWI Arrest Mean You Lose Custody of Your Children?

After a DWI arrest, your mind is likely spinning, thinking of all of the damaging consequences that could arise from it. If you’re currently in a child custody dispute, the worry of losing custody of your kids may be at the top of the list. While a DWI arrest is certainly not to your advantage […]

Extreme or Aggravated DUI in New Hampshire

Not all DUI charges are equal. In New Hampshire, an aggravated DUI charge may be brought if you are driving under the influence, and certain aggravating factors have also occurred. The factors are those that create a heightened danger to yourself or other people that goes beyond driving under the influence. Aggravated DUI is a gravely serious […]

Can I Be Kicked Out of College Because of a Marijuana DWI?

College is an exciting period in life, but also full of pressure and challenges. It’s not uncommon for some college students to blow off stress by smoking or ingesting marijuana. However, if you smoke pot or ingest an edible before getting behind the wheel of a car, you’re in serious danger of getting arrested for DWI. […]

What’s the Difference Between Buzzed Driving and DWI?

“Buzzed” is a light-hearted term many people use to indicate that they’re feeling mild, pleasant effects of drinking alcohol. Most people associate it with the very early stages of intoxication, but not drunkenness. In the eyes of the law, however, buzzed driving is the same as drunk driving. If you get behind the wheel while […]

What to Do When a DWI Triggers Depression or Anxiety

Being arrested for DWI is a frightening, life-shaking event that may trigger depression or bouts of anxiety. You might have sleepless nights and distracted days where you obsess over the arrest and its potential personal and professional consequences. You may also become burdened by negative emotions such as guilt, shame, or self-hatred and become isolated from […]