On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Feb 3, 2020 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
The blood alcohol legal limit in every state is 0.08%. This is a recent coordination between states that used to have varying BAC limits. The reason is that there was a lot of groups pushing for a nationwide limit and who wanted it to be at this low level. The reality...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Dec 9, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
Wisconsin authority figures may subject drivers suspected of DUI to blood alcohol content (BAC) level tests. One type of test considered particularly reliable is the blood alcohol test. For this, a lab technician will draw your blood and test it for alcohol levels in...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Nov 28, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
In April, three members of the same family died as a result of a collision with an alleged drunk driver in Kenosha County, Wisconsin. According to law enforcement, the 41-year-old man in the other vehicle had a blood alcohol concentration level nearly four times the...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Aug 8, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
Summer is still in swing in Wisconsin, and we still have several weeks before Labor Day weekend officially ends the summer season. That means there is still time for cook-outs, days at the lake and festivals. Alcohol is served at many of these events, and most people...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Jul 11, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
A Wisconsin case regarding blood draws from suspected drunk drivers that made it all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court has recent been ruled on. The Fourth Amendment generally mandates that officers who want to have a motorist’s blood drawn must receive a...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | May 31, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
Wisconsin has many wonderful lakes, and, as the weather heats up, people will be spending more time on the water. Boating can be a relaxing activity, and it is not unusual for people to drink alcohol while on a boat. However, they should be aware that they can receive...
On behalf of Mays Law Office, LLC | Jan 25, 2019 | Dwi / Drunk Driving Defense
As of right now, a first-time operating while intoxicated (OWI) offense is considered a civil violation and will result in a citation. However, a bill has been introduced in the Wisconsin Legislature that would make a first-time OWI a misdemeanor. Under the bill, if...
