Generally, in Kansas, a DUI can be proven either of 2 ways: (1) by showing that a driver submitted a blood, breath or urine test of .08 or greater within 2 hours of driving a vehicle, or (2) that a driver was so under the influence of alcohol or drug
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Also known as “Roadside Gymnastics” or “Stupid Human Tricks”, the so-called “Field Sobriety Tests” don’t really measure whether a person is under the influence of alcohol or not. In addition to some exercises
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There are a whole lot of ways to get a breath test thrown out or to demonstrate that there is reasonable doubt about an alleged breath test result. Here are the Top 10, actually make it 12, not necessarily in any order of importance: 1. Observation P
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I am going to try to lay off the checklanes. Frankly, it is taxpayers who should be getting outraged. But, I can’t help talking about this one. The KCMO police department held a checklane last weekend. They stopped 2,541 vehicles. They got 15 D
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Once again, the political football known as Kansas DUI Law was kicked around pretty hard by the state legislature. And, once again, the law has gotten stricter and harsher. Some of the changes include enhanced penalties for drivers who blow over a .1
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There were two checkpoints in KCMO this past Cinco De Mayo weekend. The first one, located at Ward Parkway and West Brush Creek Parkway (right by Pem Day School) stopped a whopping 2,200 cars and arrested a dismal 17 for DUI. The second checklane, lo
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It seems like there are a lot of people that are on medication these days, mostly selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI’s) for anxiety and depression. These medications include PROZAC, ZOLOFT, PAXIL and EFFEXOR. Some interesting studies
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