When someone is pulled over for suspected DUI, law enforcement relies on a variety of tests to determine impairment. These can include breathalyzers, blood tests, and field sobriety exercises. The issue is, these tests assume everyone’s body reacts
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Getting charged with a DUI is a serious matter, but for college students in Johnson County, Kansas, it brings extra layers of stress. A DUI doesn’t just affect driving privileges — it can disrupt a student’s life on campus, their future career
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Blood tests are often seen as hard evidence in DUI cases. They’re used to confirm whether someone had drugs or alcohol in their system at the time of arrest. In Johnson County, Kansas, these tests play a big role in how prosecutors build their case
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If you’ve received a DUI in Kansas, your ability to drive where and when you want may change overnight. For many people, the concerns go beyond their local commute. What happens if you need to travel out of state for work, family, or an emergen
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Getting arrested for a DUI can impact more than just your immediate legal situation. In Johnson County, Kansas, a DUI arrest often shows up in official records and can follow you around later, even after the case is closed. Those records can be acces
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Being arrested for a DUI in Kansas doesn’t always end with a conviction. You can look at my results pages and see plenty that didn’t. But for those that do, there are legal steps you can take after a conviction, and one of those is filing an
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Getting pulled over can be stressful, especially when you’re asked to take a breathalyzer test on the spot. Many people in Johnson County aren’t sure how accurate those roadside tests really are or what their rights are when it comes to taking on
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