DWI Charges

Losing your license is arguably one of the most frustrating aspects of dealing with the fallout of an impaired driving charge in New Hampshire. Depending on the number of previous offenses on your record and other factors, like the refusal of a breath test, you could...

Accidents caused by drunk driving threaten the lives and safety of other motorists. As such, law enforcement in New Hampshire is dutifully trained to look for any signs that a person may be under the influence of alcohol. There are a number of circumstances though...

During this time of year, many people celebrate the holidays at parties and gatherings with a number of alcoholic drinks. Unfortunately, for a time of year marked with increased alcohol consumption, so too is the number of alcohol-related offenses that occur. To help...

Chapter 265-A of the New Hampshire Statutes, titled "Alcohol or Drug Impairment" clearly defines what the law on this topic is and lists the penalties for offenses related to driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs.In New Hampshire, the penalties for...

DWI checkpoints, also known as sobriety checkpoints, are a controversial tool used by New Hampshire police departments to catch intoxicated drivers. During a DWI checkpoint, police officers set up a roadblock and stop drivers for a temporary detention in order to...

Chapter 265-A of the New Hampshire Statutes, titled "Alcohol or Drug Impairment" clearly defines what the law on this topic is and lists the penalties for offenses related to driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs.According to RSA §265-A:2, no...