When a person makes the bad decision to operate a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they are going to face serious repercussions that may follow them for years to come. No person who has a blood alcohol content that is above 0.08 percent is permitted to operate a motor vehicle. If […]
Read MoreConnecticut law provides recourse for people who were injured by drunk drivers beyond simply following a claim against the other driver itself. In many instances, if you can establish that the responsible party drank at a bar, at a restaurant or similar night club and the restaurant allowed that person to become intoxicated and then […]
Read MoreConnecticut law distinguishes when it comes in the age of an operator who was stopped and charged with operating under the influence. For an adult, the legal limit or BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) is 0.08. Below that, there are no sanctions. However, if you’re a minor, meaning someone who’s less than 21 years of age, […]
Read MoreRefusal to take a Breathalyzer is considered a poor choice under the state law and I say that because what happens is there is an automatic suspension imposed by the motor vehicle department for simply refusing. So those people who think they are clever or they know how to beat the system by refusing to […]
Read MoreIf you’re in the unfortunate situation of being arrested for the second or third time for operating under the influence, you’re facing a different process. The penalties for a second of third offense are severe. A second offender is looking at a minimum period of incarceration if convicted of 120 days and again, that is […]
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