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EMERGING FROM LOCKDOWN
The past 14 months have taken a toll on all of us. I hope that all are healthy. As society emerges from lockdown, we are faced with a myriad of new issues. It must be cautioned that while the lockdown and the resulting slowdown have affected the court system the system is coming back quickly. Read More
Read MoreUnderstanding The New York Desk Appearance Ticket (DAT) during Covid-19
The Desk Appearance Ticket (DATs) has increased in use and significance since the Covid-19 Pandemic. The Desk Appearance Ticket was generally utilized in the Nassau and Suffolk Counties of New York (pre-pandemic) for minor charges and violations and by the New York State Police for DWIs and DUIs. Through necessity, the DATs role has been expanded Read More
Read MoreNew Year’s Resolution for 2021: Responsible Driving when Drinking
Driving while under the influence of alcohol puts everyone on the road at risk. Protect yourself and your loved ones by always avoiding alcohol when you drive. Every holiday party starts with planning, and you should apply that same mindset before getting on the highway. If you decide to drink, plan ahead to have a Read More
Read MoreMARCH MADNESS or DWI/DUI Madness?
When March Madness College Basketball season is here you can almost bet that fans will be “tipping up” at parties with cocktails, beer, vodka shots and some will have drugs like pot (marijuana), Meth, Oxy, Coke (cocaine) and mixtures of both. Not surprising, many March Madness fans were more likely to binge drink/drug at parties Read More
Read MoreValentines a Drinking Holiday? Suprisingly, Yes
Polls show Valentine’s Day ranks #3 for the highest holiday DUI/DWI arrests. The trends for VDay are almost polar opposite in motive. Some go out on dates hoping for new love, while others are out with friends to drink their Xs away. VDay specials will often give a free bottle of wine with dinner. Other Read More
Read MoreNew Year’s Eve Celebration without Incarceration: Avoid a DWI/DUI on the “Amateur Night” known as New Years Eve.
Have a wonderful New Year’s Eve Celebration without Incarceration: Avoid a DWI/DUI on the “Amateur Night” known as New Years Eve. For people of all ages, New Year’s Eve plans are often last-minute arrangements. This uncertainty can lead to reckless decisions that end in disaster, like driving without a designated driver. This year, make your Read More
Read MoreIt’s Drunksgiving (Thanksgiving Eve) – Watch out!
During Thanksgiving, it’s almost a requirement that copious amounts of alcohol are consumed around friends, family, and well, anyone else who happens to be in your direct vicinity. So, to extend some of that cheer to other parts of the week, Drunksgiving (Thanksgiving Eve) was created. Read More
Read MoreHappy Labor Day Weekend! Family, friends, food – what’s not to like?…hmmm – a DWI arrest
Happy Labor Day Weekend! I hope it is a fun and safe time for all! Family, friends, food – what’s not to like? Well even though we all want to have a blast before the Summer of 2019 is over, here is the deal on Drunk Driving, Drugging and Driving and Drug Possession for cocaine, Read More
Read MoreLabor Day 2019 – Starting now: Law enforcement will be conducting additional patrols
Beginning now – Friday, August 16 2019, through September 4, 2019 (Labor Day weekend), law enforcement will be conducting additional patrols to reduce end of summer drunk driving for the end of Summer 2019. Police enforcement agencies will be concentrating on getting people not to drive and drive or be under the influence of illegal Read More
Read MoreStatistics about Memorial Day weekend DWI/DUIs
Since 1868, Memorial Day has been the day we honor the soldiers, sailors, airmen-women, and marines who did not return home from war. Not to be confused with Veteran Day which celebrates all who served in the armed forces, thus alive or who have passed away. But Memorial Day is also considered the unofficial first Read More
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