Those struggling with an addiction to drugs face many hardships in life, whether they are unable to work because of their addiction or they face financial hardships associated with fueling their habit. Health issues, relationship problems and many other challenges are...
Facing a DUI charge can be frightening. There is a lot at stake, as a conviction can result in fines and jail time, not to mention a loss of driving privileges, potential community service, alcohol classes and possible job loss. Attorneys understand the consequences...
In West Virginia, adult drug courts are special court programs. A drug court incorporates alcohol and drug treatment with the criminal justice process. The objective is to reduce substance abuse and recidivism. The West Virginia Judiciary explains how drug courts...
A breathalyzer test may be relied upon to charge an accused driver with drunk driving. Because of the significance a breathalyzer test can carry, it is important for accused drivers to be familiar with methods of challenging a breathalyzer test and the DUI charges...
Doctors prescribe medication as a form of treatment for various ailments. However, there are some drugs prescribed that may also carry risks in the eyes of the law. The West Virginia Uniform Controlled Substances Act sets out the way the legal system views drugs by...
West Virginia law enforcement may rely on field sobriety tests during a DUI check. These tests see how high a person's blood alcohol content (BAC) level is. Unlike breath tests or blood tests, they do not use scientific tools of measuring. There is some basic...
