On September 1st, the Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments challenging a Florida law that punishes drunk-driving suspects who refuse to take a preliminary breath test (“PBT”), which measures the alcohol content in a person’s body [1]. The Court will decide whether ...
Read MoreWest Virginia is working on implementing a number of initiatives that would open doors to the workforce for non-violent offenders. Senator Joe Manchin ...
View MoreThe Massachusetts state senate, hoping to prevent repeat drunk driving offenses, recently passed legislation that would require first-time drunk ...
View MoreKim Kardashian snapchatted a phone conversation that took place between her husband, Kanye West, and Taylor Swift. Amongst the social media firestorm, ...
View MoreThe Michigan State Police is in the process of choosing five counties to run a one-year pilot program for saliva-based testing to check drivers for ...
View MoreSanta Monica recently passed some of the nation’s toughest regulations on short-term rentals, and just convicted Airbnb host Scott Shatford of failing ...
View MoreIn Clarkston, Georgia a hard-fought local ordinance amendment will weaken penalties for simple possession of an ounce or less of marijuana. The ...
View MoreOakland County One-Fifteen News reported that the City Council of Ferndale, Michigan voted to remove criminal history questions from employment ...
View MoreThe Supreme Court has ruled that evidence found by police officers after illegal stops may be used in court if the officers conducted their search ...
View MoreRFL Attorney Stephanie Fakih recently appeared on the CW50 show Street Beat to discuss the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act; an Act that allows youthful ...
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