Regardless of the term used, DWI is considered the most serious driving offense in almost all states. Statistics show that 30% of all traffic fatalities have been caused by drunk driving.  For this reason, legislators have introduced serious consequences, such as high fines and imprisonment, to ...

Earlier this month, a New Hampshire DWI arrest was made involving a 52-year old driving a 2001 Ford Windstar van in Merrimack.  Anthony Marshburn was charged with a 1st DWI offense, DWI per se, along with an open container violation.  He was stopped by Merrimack police due to a yellow line violat...

In order for an officer to be able to legally detain you or require you to pull over when you are driving, he or she must have “reasonable grounds to believe that you have committed a traffic violation. Once that stop is made, the officer may expand the investigation for DUI. The officer must b...

In the most recent New Hampshire DWI case, a marine has been convicted of aggravated DWI for flipping his truck on the Memorial Bridge in Brentwood in March of 2010.  Stephen Bolz, 23, a marine who had been deployed in Iraq for 18 months, has been sentenced to one year in prison for a Class A mis...