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    Constitution. Should DUI (Driving Under the Influence) laws be changed? I selected this topic‚ because I have been a victim of someone breaking these laws. Speaking personally‚ the laws should be stricter and harsher for offenders. Do you realize how many people come through my facility a day for breaking these laws‚ at least seven. That ends up being a minimum of 49 people a week being charged with DUI. My audience for this topic is drivers. The laws surrounding DUI should protect you‚ and

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    Drivers Ed Module 8

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    Module 8 Notes Teens who drink are at higher risk for date rape‚ pregnancy‚ HIV and other STDs‚ assault‚ drowning‚ alcohol poisoning‚ alcohol dependency‚ DUI-related injury and death (yours and/or others) If you are under 18‚ you can be sued for acts committed while drinking‚ such as vandalism‚ physical assault‚ and date rape. Property damage may not be covered by insurance if alcohol is involved Your parents are liable for any underage drinking that takes place at their residence. there

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    me start working to support you. Page 2: Pinal and Maricopa Counties & Surrounding Areas‚ DUI Law - http://www.lawofficetucsonaz.com/dui_law.html If you’re facing severe penalties for a DUI charge in Tucson‚ AZ‚ consider coming to the Law Office of Donielle Wright to learn how you can protect yourself. I’ll put in my best and examine the details of your drunk driving charge and help you understand DUI law. I’ll be on your side helping to reduce the penalties you face and may be even get your charges

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    Al Amodeo Interdisciplinary analysis September 8‚ 2012 Introduction: The title of my article is “Underage Drinking Laws Save 732 Lives per Year” by Ada Demb and Corbin Campbell. This article explains how law enforcement has cracked down significantly on under 21 possession purchase and consumption laws. It also explains the problems of drinking at the college level. The topic is a problem because way too many underage people are getting behind the wheel after becoming intoxicated and it is

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    drunk driving offenders will play a significant part in the cutting down of driving under the influence. However‚ while stiffer DUI laws will look affective on paper‚ they will not make a substantial step in the fight against drunk driving. The only benefit of increased drunk driving fines goes to the law enforcement agency that collects the fines. Because the majority of DUI stops happen to individuals who do not believe that they have become drunk‚ a person who chooses to drive does not even consider

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    Answers‚ with Visuals Celebrity DUI ‚ The Law And The Get Out of Jail Free Card Research & Writing 12/8/2013 Paris Hilton‚ Lindsay Lohan‚ Amanda Bynes‚ Khloe Khardasian‚ Brandy Norwood and Mel Gibson are famous celebrities best known for their Hollywood status and onscreen behaviors. The celebs mentioned are also famous for their off-screen behaviors (DUI arrests.) Now we don’t ever like

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    Police may search a vehicle incident to a recent occupant’s arrest if it is reasonable to believe the vehicle contains evidence of the offense of arrest. Gant‚ 556 U.S. 332 at 351. Courts have held that when police arrest a person on a traffic violation it is not reasonable to believe that evidence of the violation is in the vehicle. In United States v. Majette‚ the court held that it was unreasonable for the officer to believe he would find evidence of the arrestee’s suspended license in the

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     even though there were witnesses to protest. Other  civilians are falsely accused of being guilty‚ then years after the court condemns them  for a mistake they are found innocent. On January 6th‚ Thomas Gibson‚ Criminal Minds  Star‚ was charged with a DUI‚ driving under the influence‚ after he drove his SUV  through a half marathon. His bond was posted at 15‚000 dollars. He paid his bond and

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    “Humankind has used mind- or mood- altering drugs at least since the beginning of recorded history and maybe before” (Substance). As time as well as technology progressed‚ so did the use and abuse of drugs and alcohol. The invention of the automobile increased the dangers of the abuse and use of these drugs. Each year in the United States and Canada‚ alcohol abuse is the cause of 100‚000 deaths. Alcohol is also the drug that children ages 12 to 17 most commonly abuse. Teenagers become eligible

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    Griswold vs Connecticut

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    The change in American Society The legacy of the privacy rights doctrine points to the permanent problem of Court efforts to deal with changing social needs‚ values‚ and interests though appeal of traditional norms long supportive of quite different relationships. The right of privacy affirmed in Griswold still stands‚ but clearly is jeopardized by increasingly restrictive Court rulings on protections for abortion‚ its most important doctrinal application. More inside! 6/21/12 Griswold v

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