http://www.goinglegal.com en-us editorial@goinglegal.com Let's say you had a drink or two but don't feel you are under the influence of alcohol. However, you are arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and offered the choice of taking a breath or blood test (or, in some states, urine). Most DUI suspects choose t... http://www.goinglegal.com/article_38721_18.html 27th March 2006 You or someone close to you has been arrested for drunk driving. Innocent or not, you know you're a lot better off with an experienced DUI lawyer. So how do you find one? The suggestions provided below will help you find competent and ethical representati... http://www.goinglegal.com/article_25174_18.html 25th January 2006 Want to trick a breath machine into a low test result? Or make sure that you're not causing a false high reading? Not that difficult, says a law firm of San Diego DUI attorneys and lawyers: just control your breathing. The simple fact is that these bre... http://www.goinglegal.com/article_21581_18.html 01st January 2006 If you're sober, then you've got nothing to worry about, right? Not necessarily. The problem with being singled out of traffic as a possible DUI is that the officer has already formed certain expectations: He is psychologically predisposed to "see" what ... http://www.goinglegal.com/article_14844_18.html 10th November 2005 If you are ever arrested for drunk driving (also called DUI for "driving under the influence" or DWI for "driving while intoxicated"), your experience will begin with an officer stopping you because of some questionable driving pattern, or possibly becaus... http://www.goinglegal.com/article_3898_18.html 05th August 2005