Whenever people think of “driving under the influence,” they likely assume this involves being stopped after “driving” before any DUI arrest can take place. As many state laws put it, the act of driving requires willingly moving a vehicle, which doesn’t have to travel a great distance or change location. This includes as little as …
Driving under the influence of alcohol is a crime, so it is natural for someone charged with DUI to feel like a criminal. This can make it difficult to look at life in a positive manner, which can lead to severe emotional problems and can destroy personal relationships. Avoiding the tendency to assume a negative …
DUI affects the pocketbook and can affect employment. However, the most severe consequence of a DUI conviction may be unseen. Being convicted of driving under the influence can be emotionally draining and over the long-term, could result in depression. Whether the driver injured or killed another individual or is simply in denial or shock that …