Everywhere you go during the holiday season, you're likely going to be encouraged to eat, drink, and be merry. However, if that merriment involves any alcohol, you can end up in a decidedly non-festive atmosphere: jail. Here are some quick tips to avoid a holiday season DUI.
1.) Be conscious of the fact that patrols are more frequent and on alert.
Police officers know that holiday parties abound, so they're especially on the lookout for erratic driving during the whole holiday season.
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The standard meaning of kleptomania is the inability to resist impulses to steal objects. Those who have the disorder just "can't stop" stealing – from convenient stores, their workplaces, colleagues, or even their friends. Since kleptomania is a disorder, some people have used it as a defense when accused of shoplifting.
What Is Kleptomania
Kleptomania is a psychological disorder afflicting people with personal conflicts and needs. Such people may turn to shoplifting as a means of satisfying their needs or resolving their personal conflicts.
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A DUI can impact every aspect of your life. Not only are you facing the potential of a criminal record, but your ability to secure employment could also be affected. As a result, it is imperative that you fight a DUI charge. Here are some tips to help you fight a conviction.
Question the Validity of the Test Results
The breath test that is administered by law enforcement officials is not always 100 percent accurate.
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Those who face a DUI charge need to analyze their situation and determine which strategy for fighting the charge is most likely to be successful. The appropriate strategy for your charge will be determined by factors including the details of your arrest, the evidence being used against you, and your interaction with the police officer(s) at the time of your arrest.
The following are three of the most common strategies out there for fighting a DUI charge:
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Depending on where you live, there are many situations that can escalate a DUI misdemeanor into a DUI felony. When a DUI becomes a felony, the charges are more serious -- rather than facing fines, penalties, or probation, an individual can be facing prison time. Further, a felony can result in the permanent or prolonged loss of an individual's license, rather than an ordinary license suspension. Here are a few of the situations that can cause a DUI to become a felony.
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