One reason that people sometimes give when they unexpectedly get a DWI is that they were not drinking alcohol at all — at least, they didn’t know they were. They claim that someone must have spiked their drink. They never even thought they were under the influence, or they thought they just had one drink […]

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There is substantial and complicated overlap between addiction and criminal behavior. Some people even compare the correlation between crime and addiction to a chicken-and-egg situation because it’s often difficult to tell which one really came first. Thanks to laws prohibiting the possession, distribution and use of many substances, people dealing with addiction can become criminals […]

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There are multiple ways to defend yourself against criminal charges. Proving that you weren’t the person involved is one strategy. Challenging evidence is another way that people can assert their innocence. Many people think that driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges often stem from bulletproof evidence. However, it is often possible for individuals to challenge chemical breath tests […]

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