Criminal Defense Blog & News
David Rudoi constantly publishes information, blogs, and videos about all areas of criminal defense. See below, or pick up the phone and call our law firm now.
Forced Field Sobriety Test: Constitutional or Not
On October 7, 2014 a bill was enrolled and presented to Governor Snyder which makes the refusal roadside field sobriety test screenings against the law and a civil infraction. The refusal of a “roadside field sobriety test screening” will get you a civil infraction that comes with a hefty fine. Prior to this law officers could not ask for a sobriety test screening unless reasonable cause is presented, however this prerequisite was often disregarded.
Micheal Phelps Races to Second DUI
DUI case in Baltimore Maryland takes all by surprise were 18 time Olympic gold medalist arrested for speeding and driving under the influence. No comments have been made by Phelps sponsor and others. In Phelps past more than just the casual routine at training but previous DUI in 2004 along with 2009 photo at marijuana pipe party. Resulting in the suspension from the USA swim team for a period of time.
Does BAC Accurately Predict Driving Impairment?
I'd like to begin by stating that this article in no way condones drunk driving, nor is meant to encourage it. I have close friends that a drunk driver almost killed, as well some whom have caused accidents. Drunk driving should be taken very seriously, with harsh...
A Case for the Decriminalization of Anabolic Steroids
The criminalization of anabolic steroid use has never made sense, as they’re nothing like other street drugs. There are no steroid junkies robbing people to get a fix, no used syringes in our parks, and no “steroid labs” blowing up as meth labs do. Steroids, over time, do produce a heightened sense of well-being, but no immediate high. Users don’t have withdrawals when they stop, although they may feel depressed as their body slowly restores its natural production. Few people blow through all their money using steroids, either. From a pharmacy, and without health insurance, a 10 week supply costs between $50 and $70, the same cost per week as a visit to Starbucks
Ter Beek v. City of Wyoming
John Ter Beek is a state-registered user who has diabetes and a painful neurological disorder, according to the lawsuit. The city admitted that “the cultivation, possession and distribution of marijuana are subject to the zoning code of Wyoming.”
The Bad Science Behind Breathalyzers
Breathalyzers measure the amount of alcohol vapor in your breath, which is supposed to be representative of how much is in your blood. The idea is that alcohol diffuses out of your blood, through your lungs, and into the air.
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