Following the lead of several other states, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled recently that the state’s “Implied Consent” law did not allow officers to conduct warrantless searches of the blood of drivers who did not consent to take br
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Earlier this year I linked to the video of my argument before the Kansas Supreme Court in a case involving the Kansas DUI statute and sentencing. On August 29, 2014, the Kansas Supreme Court released their opinion in State v. Reese and I am happy to
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A couple of weeks ago the Kansas Court of Appeals released a decision in a case called Manzano v. Kansas Department of Revenue in which the Court of Appeals found that the administrative driver’s license hearing to determine whether the driver
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I have written before about how it is that a person accused of a DUI should go about trying to find the best dui lawyer for their case. If you have been accused of driving under the influence, I would suggest starting with this article if you havenâ€
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The Kansas House passed a bill today which would reduce the amount of time a person has to wait after they have finished a Kansas DUI diversion or completed the sentence for a DUI conviction before they can have that DUI expunged from their record. A
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IÂ argued a case in front of the Kansas Supreme Court yesterday regarding retroactive application of the new DUI laws which went into effect on July 1, 2011, on people who were sentenced after that date. The Kansas Supreme Court now posts arguments o
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I think it is safe to say at this point that 2013 is in the books. The following are some of the results we have obtained for clients in DUI cases in 2013. This list only includes DUI cases and not any of the results we have obtained in defending oth
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