Darren DeUrso — Attorney at Law.
Serving White Plains, NY for 30 years
Compassionate, Dedicated Legal Representation
The penalties for a DWI conviction are severe, and no one should have to face the fines, license suspension or jail time without substantial evidence that drinking and driving did, in fact, occur. In the state of New York, motorists could face DWI charges if they are over the age of 21 and their blood alcohol concentration is more than 0.08 percent.
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In the Digital Age, myths can spread faster than facts. Luckily, most Internet myths are harmless, but when it comes to legal issues, acting upon misconceptions can have serious consequences.
If you want to know the facts about your drunk driving charges, contact Darren DeUrso, Attorney at Law. Call 914-772-8614 to speak with a DWI lawyer in White Plains, and read on to learn the truth behind four myths regarding drinking and driving:
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Most social occasions involve alcohol in one form or another, and there is nothing wrong with having a few drinks in the company of friends and family. However, consuming alcohol comes with certain risks, and understanding what it actually does to the body can help you avoid overindulging.
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White Plains is the perfect place to celebrate Independence Day with friends and family. You can enjoy the fireworks at Waterfront Park, stay at home and whip up your July Fourth favorites, or hit the downtown bars.
New York introduced the Impaired Driver Program to prevent fatalities, disabilities, and injuries from drug- and alcohol-related auto accidents. Formerly known as the Drinking Driver Program, the IDP teaches participants how to identify and change risky behaviors involving drugs and alcohol.
DWI and DWAI convictions come with life-changing penalties. In addition to a fine, jail time, and the possible installation of an ignition interlock device, offenders will face a license suspension or revocation, the duration of which depends on the defendant’s criminal record.
