impared driving – North Carolina Criminal Law

August 31, 2011

Lee v. Gore: Averment of Willful Refusal Necessary before DMV Can Revoke

The North Carolina Supreme Court decided Lee v. Gore last Friday, affirming the court of appeals and holding that DMV lacked authority to revoke the petitioner’s driving privileges pursuant to […]

May 19, 2011

Proving the Per Se Prong of Impaired Driving without a Chemical Analysis

Shea Denning

The usual way for the State to establish that a person drove while impaired under the per se prong of G.S. 20-138.1 is to introduce the results of a chemical […]

February 23, 2011

Reduction or Dismissal of Charges in Implied Consent Cases

Shea Denning

A wise man once said that “[e]xcept for death penalty cases, no sentence requires more documentation” than a sentence imposed for the misdemeanor offense of driving while impaired. Ben F. […]

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Lee v. Gore: Averment of Willful Refusal Necessary before DMV Can Revoke

Proving the Per Se Prong of Impaired Driving without a Chemical Analysis

Reduction or Dismissal of Charges in Implied Consent Cases

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