DUI / DWI & Traffic Tickets

Dealing With a DUI or DWI Charge

After youre arrested for DUI or DWI, you will have to appear before a judge for arraignment. You will be asked to plead either guilty or not guilty to the charge. Arrangements will also be made regarding your right to counsel and bail.

Should You Plead Guilty or No Contest to a DUI Charge?

Find out when and why you'd be better served pleading guilty rather than fighting your DUI.

What Does "BAC" Stand For?

Find out about what BAC means in terms of DUI law.

Traffic Tickets: What Are Your Options?

Sooner or later most drivers get cited for a moving violation—whether it be for speeding, running a red light, or some other traffic violation. The consequences of ticket aren’t catastrophic.

Traffic Ticket? Decide Whether to Fight in Traffic Court or Pay Up

There are two kinds of traffic tickets: Ones you can beat in traffic court and ones you can't. The problem is determining which kind you got.

Fight Your Speeding Ticket: What Is the Law?

Speeding tickets are, by far, the most common moving violation. If you want to fight your ticket, here are some things you should know about.

How to Fight a Charge For a Prescription Drug DUI

You can get a DUI for operating a vehicle while under the influence of legal drugs, including prescription and over-the-counter medications.

When Do You Need a Lawyer for a DUI/DWI Charge?

Will you need to hire an attorney to handle your DUI or DWI case? What about the public defender?

Should You Fight Your Traffic Ticket?

Here are some important points to consider when deciding if you should fight your traffic ticket.

What Works (and Doesn't Work) in Traffic Court

Choosing the right strategy can help you beat a traffic ticket.