Taimoor Rana is seasoned criminal defense attorney specializing in DUI related cases. He shares his expert legal opinion here The Science of Intoxication »
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- We all know the consumption of alcohol and drugs have an adverse effect on our bodies. We have heard about the reaction of drugs and alcohol on the human body whilst driving, these articles appear in magazines, on TV and even on the radio. Everybody’s reaction and reaction time to these elements are different. Here is some information on how a person will react to alcohol and drugs consumption whilst driving.
When it comes to alcohol consumption, the effects it has on the body varies from people to people, everyone has their own tolerance level for alcohol. Usually the effects depend on the age, weight and diet of the individual. For the average person a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .01% – .03% is considered to be normal, resulting in normal behavior of the individual and probably slow reflexes on his part, just like not having slept after a long day. Click here to read more »
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Driver Charged With DUI In Fatal Wrong-Way Crash »
According to the Massachusetts State Police, a man will face vehicular homicide and drunken driving charges after he allegedly slammed his jeep into a sports car, killing one person, while he was driving in the wrong direction on the Massachusetts Turnpike.
The driver, Philip Daniels, 33, of Boston, has been accused of driving his 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee westbound in the eastbound side of the turnpike, colliding head-on into a 1978 MG coupe. The vehicles crashed at about 1:49 a.m near Massachusetts Ave., before the Prudential Tunnel.
Although Daniels was not injured in the crash, but an adult male passenger in the MG was killed and the male driver was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital having some serious injuries.
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Woman Charged With DUI After Plowing Into House »
This week, a 20-year-old Winnetka woman was charged with DUI. Earlier this month, she had lost control of her car, crashing into the living room of a sleeping Wilmette family.
The woman named Colleen D. Brennan, resident of the 600 block of Sheridan Road, was charged when she had a blood-alcohol content of .29, which is greater than three times the legal limit to drive of .08.
According to the Police, Brennan was alone in a Saab at 5 a.m. on Dec. 5, when she crashed into a fire hydrant and a parked car before crossing four lawns in the 1100 block of Ridge Road in Wilmette. After that, she drove right through the bushes, before going airborne and hitting the home.
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Tiger Woods Car Accident Pictures »
TMZ has released some car crash scene photos of Tiger Woods
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Ohio Woman Charged with 7th DUI After Injuring Three in Accident »
A woman in Ohio just received her 7th DUI, as she rammed her truck into the back of a stopped car, and injured three victims. Fortunately, the injuries of the three people in the car were not life threatening, but much worse could have happened.
The worst part is that she still has her license and thus the possibility of more accidents is still there. It’s a mockery of justice when someone so irresponsible is able to keep driving and putting people at risk. This accident signifies the fact that this woman should not be given the right to have a license.
The woman, Stephanie Foy, has already had six convictions on her record, before she was charged with the seventh one. A press release by Newsnet5 stated that Foy has been fined, placed behind bars, and even had her license suspended in the past due to infractions.
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Elkridge teenager struck by car while riding bike »
A 17-year-old Elkridge youth was riding a bicycle early Friday when he was hit by a car and now he is in critical condition at Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore as a result of this hit by a car, and it has been said by Howard County police that the driver has been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and possession of heroin.
According to police About 12:30 a.m., Benjamin Wortman of Red Barn Way was riding his bike eastbound on Route 108 near Lark Brown Road, near
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