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Facing a DUI charge is stressful, but being charged with an aggravated DUI can be especially overwhelming. It’s a serious offense with significant consequences. What are the factors of an aggravated DUI, and what are your legal options? A ripple effect of consequences...
Trying to deal with a drunk driving charge is not an easy feat. Many people may feel unsure about the next steps to take, uncertain about what’s to come. One crucial consequence of this charge is the revocation of your driving license, which can impact your day-to-day...
Finding yourself pulled over by law enforcement can be nerve-wracking, especially if they suspect you of driving under the influence. Understanding your rights and the possible consequences in West Virginia is essential. What happens if you refuse a DUI evaluation?...
The police can pull over drivers who are violating traffic laws. While some drivers may go their entire lives without ever being stopped by the police, it’s estimated that 20 million motorists every year will get pulled over by the police. It can be extremely...
If you're facing a driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in West Virginia, one of the penalties you might face is the suspension of your driving privileges. Although there’s a way to regain your driving privileges, part of the terms for reinstatement is the...
When most people think of driving under the influence (DUI), they associate it with alcohol consumption. However, in West Virginia, you can also be charged with a DUI for operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs, including prescription medications. Let's...
In West Virginia, the terms Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) are more or less interchangeable. If you are driving or in actual physical control of a vehicle and your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is .08% or higher, then a...
Being charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in West Virginia works much like similar offenses in other U.S. states. If you’re convicted, you potentially face jail time, a fine worth hundreds of dollars and even a license suspension. For an officer to charge...
The police have the right to pull vehicles over if they have reasonable suspicion that a driver is committing a crime, will commit a crime or has committed a crime. During the traffic stop, the police may believe that a driver is drunk. If the police don’t have enough...
Drivers in West Virginia all know that they should not get behind the wheel when they are under the influence of alcohol. Not only does alcohol affect your ability to safely drive, but it can also lead to criminal charges. It is illegal to drive when there is a...
