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The Reality of Drunk Driving Throughout the Holiday Season

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:46:44-05:00December 14th, 2017|DUI Defense|

The holidays are a time of joy and excitement. Spending time with friends, family, and out-of-town guests, we regain a sense of who we are and where we came from. It’s an eternal tradition. But unfortunately, during this time of year, drunk driving is at its worst. In fact, according to a four-year study, over 42% of all traffic deaths were the fault of drunk drivers on New Year’s Eve. Now that the 2017 holiday season is well underway, we here at Keith J. Williams Law want to remind everyone to enjoy time with family and friends responsibly. [...]

Dealing with Your DUI Responsibly: A Guideline

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:41:48-05:00October 13th, 2017|DUI Defense|

Whenever you drink and drive, you must be prepared for the consequences. A DUI is a criminal offense that police will rarely ignore. If you have ever been pulled over by an officer after a night of drinking, you know how intimidating and frightening of an experience it can be. Be Calm and Cooperative Despite how high the stakes may be, the more cooperative you are and the calmer you appear with police the better off you are. In a heightened state, especially at night, you’re likely to be overwhelmed by your situation. By following the directions of the officer [...]

What To Know About New Senate Bill 290 A.K.A. “Ignition Interlock Law”

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:43:00-05:00September 6th, 2017|DUI Defense, Pennsylvania Law|

Keith J. Williams, Esq., a Warminster, PA criminal defense attorney, wants to inform citizens across Pennsylvania about a new bill. On Friday, August 25, 2017, a new historic bill was put into effect. Sponsored by Senator John Rafferty, R-Montgomery County, Senate Bill 290 allows those charged with driving under the influence for the first time to prevent them from having their driver’s licenses suspended for one year. Instead, this Ignition Interlock Law lets offenders keep their licenses while paying to have an ignition interlock system installed in their vehicles. The goal of this new bill is to decrease the amount [...]

Pennsylvania’s Ignition-Lock Law Takes into Effect in August

Lenore Suhanec2018-11-13T19:44:56-05:00July 10th, 2017|DUI Defense, Pennsylvania Law|

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf signed into law a bipartisan bill last May that requires drivers who commit a first DUI offense to institute a device in their vehicles that measures blood alcohol levels. If you pass, you’re able to start your engine. […]

The Reality of Drunk Driving Throughout the Holiday Season

Dealing with Your DUI Responsibly: A Guideline

What To Know About New Senate Bill 290 A.K.A. “Ignition Interlock Law”

Pennsylvania’s Ignition-Lock Law Takes into Effect in August

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