As summer approaches and “stay home” orders are lifted, more and more people in the metropolitan area are looking forward to getting outdoors and enjoying the nice weather. A popular outdoor activity for children and adults is bike riding.
There are many people who don’t realize the legal use of drugs and prescription medication can result in a DUI/DWI conviction.
If you face an out-of-state DUI charge, you may be wondering – what happens now? While most people know the laws related to DUI/DWI in their home state, they may not know the laws in a different state or how to handle the process.
In both Kansas and Missouri, it’s illegal for adult drivers to operate a motor vehicle if they have a BAC (blood alcohol content) level over 0.08 percent. However, in both states, the standard for minors is much lower. Learn more about juvenile drivers and DUI/DWI laws in the states of Missouri and Kansas below.
Searching for commercial driver license DUI/DWI information? Anyone in Missouri or Kansas that has a commercial driver license (CDL) and receives a DUI/DWI charge faces severe consequences if they are convicted. That’s because both states have stricter laws for professional drivers who operate a truck, taxi, or another commercial vehicle. In some cases, the individual … Continued
A DWI (driving while intoxicated) and a DUI (driving under the influence) are both serious charges. Many people wonder if they are different, but technically, they refer to the same offense.
Are you searching for information related to a Kansas City drug-related DUI? More often than not, if you think about what driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) means — you may be quick to associate this type of offense with alcohol. But, don’t be mistaken. Drug-related DUI/DWI charges are just as … Continued
If you are involved in a traffic stop, and subsequently convicted of speeding, or other moving violations, the expense can be much more than the actual cost of the ticket. For it could lead to a loss of employment, the suspension or revocation of your driver’s license, and cause your insurance to go up. … Continued
Coming off the holiday season doesn’t always bring a “new year, new you” kind of beginning. New Year’s Eve plans and parties are known to not always live up to the hype or deliver on what was expected, especially for minors. If you’ve received an MIP in Kansas or Missouri, it’s important to know what … Continued
Not every year has the desired happy ending we’re all hoping for. Holiday plans sometimes take a negative turn by putting people into situations where smart decision making is less likely to happen. For the moments you don’t plan for and the DUI charges you don’t expect, Kitchin Law Firm is here to help. If … Continued
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