Monday, September 26, 2005

Is President Bush Truthful About His DUI Conviction?

This is in no way new news, but it is interesting to read none the less. Over at about.com they are reporting that President George Bush apparently got a DUI convection in 1974. That really is not that big of deal, the deal is that he never came forward about this when asked about trouble with the law. I think being honest should be a part of the 12 step plan, and it is probably a good idea for the president to be honest anyways.

Originally posted @ Pacific Northwest DUI News

Monday, September 19, 2005

Police arrest 33 drivers in countywide DUI patrol

Over at thenewstribune.com they have an article describing a full sweep of Pierce county by multiple police departments. In all there was 500 convictions with up to 33 of them being for DUI.

Monday, September 12, 2005

Going to a concert at White River? Get ready for a jam session

It seems that going to see a concert at White River usually intails being stuck in traffic, and the police say that it is also high times for DUI prosecutions. I found this article in the Seattle PIS. The 20,000-seat amphitheater on the Muckleshoot Reservation has many concerts by popular performers.

Wednesday, September 07, 2005

Sports and DUIs

Everytime that I search for anything DUI related on internet news sources, it always seem to turn up articles in the sport pages. After searching for seattle dui today I found an article at the twincities.com about a former Seattle player getting a DUI arrest.

Thursday, September 01, 2005

New DUI law tossed out by judges across state

I found an interesting article over at RSMckayLaw.com about Washington state judges reactions to a new DUI law. Apparently judges around the state are throwing out a new law that was supposed to make Washington tougher on drunken driving and breath-test results more difficult to keep out of court.

This post can also be found at Pacific Northwest DUI News.