People in a variety of difficult situations can end up facing criminal charges. Most of the time, any interactions that result in interpersonal violence can result in the state prosecuting one or more of the parties involved. Of all of the potential violent charges...
Restoring your driving privileges after a DUI in New Hampshire
Facing a DUI charge in New Hampshire can be a daunting experience, especially with the possibility of losing your driving privileges. For many, the ability to legally operate a vehicle is crucial for daily life, affecting everything from commuting to work to...
How the exclusionary rule can help drunk driving defendants
Individuals facing drunk driving charges in New Hampshire are at risk of multiple penalties. The courts can imprison people or compel them to pay hefty fines. A driver's license suspension is also a standard penalty imposed in many cases. Those recently arrested after...
What many people get wrong about the Miranda warning
The Miranda warning is one of the best-known legal protections for criminal defendants. Quite a few people have watched television shows or movies where police officers recite the Miranda warning. While many people struggle to know their rights guaranteed under the...
When can police officers lawfully search a driver’s vehicle?
When a driver sees the flashing blue and red lights of a police cruiser in their rearview mirror, they usually expect to receive a ticket. However, police officers can sometimes arrest those that they suspect of more serious driving infractions. Oftentimes, a police...
Probable cause for DUI demands more than a suspicion
When a New Hampshire police officer pulls a motorist over in traffic, there must be a legitimate reason to do so. A driver should always comply, immediately pulling off the road in as safe a manner as possible. If a patrol officer suspects driver intoxication, he or...
Read this if you are facing DUI charges in New Hampshire
When New Hampshire police told you to sit in the backseat of a patrol car because you were under arrest for suspected drunk driving, you may have felt frightened, confused, nervous or all three. Every state operates under its own laws and guidelines regarding criminal...
5 ways to avoid a DUI on spring break
College students in New Hampshire and across the country are setting their books aside and heading to their favorite beaches and vacation spots for spring break. It is nice to have a reprieve away from the rigors of academia and enjoy rest, relaxation and adventure...
Prevent DUI with these safety tips
During New Hampshire springtime festivities, many people enjoy alcoholic beverages. Drinking and driving can be a deadly combination, not to mention a potential for legal problems, especially if a DUI arrest takes place. The easiest way to avoid a suspected drunk...
Arrested for DUI without probable cause?
A New Hampshire police officer must establish probable cause to make a drunk driving arrest. If the arrest occurs in conjunction with a traffic stop, the officer must have also had reasonable cause to stop the driver, such as witnessing a vehicle veering over the...