Month: November 2012
More DUI arrests in Tennessee this year and this holiday
In a recent meeting, Tennessee’s Commissioner of Safety and Homeland Security Bill Gibbons discussed some of his predictions about state arrests during 2012. In the state, drunk driving is already taken seriously and law enforcement focus reflects that. The reflection of how seriously the state takes DUI cases has supposedly intensified in 2012. According to
Specific drinking behavior leads to more alcohol-related danger
For those who are no longer college students, they might not be so well-versed in the drinking traditions of partiers these days. Do you recognize the term “pre-funking?” If not, then you likely don’t participate in the norm of getting drunk before heading out to a bar for the night. A Swiss study looked into
Just a Traffic Ticket?
Unless you are a commercial truck driver with a Commercial Drivers’ License (“CDL”), most licensed Tennessee drivers don’t know the collateral consequences of a speeding ticket or traffic offense, either in state or elsewhere. Tennessee, like most states, attaches a number of points to your driving history with the Department of Safety based on the
Tennessee DUI drugs suspect caught with his pants down
Getting pulled over and arrested for driving under the influence in Tennessee is stressful enough. A person can immediately feel ashamed for being suspected of DUI, even if he knows that he is innocent of the offense. A recent incident in Tennessee likely felt a bit more shameful for one particular DUI drugs suspect. Not only was