“COPS” it isn’t, but TLC’s upcoming new reality show, “DUI,” reveals what can happen when drivers get behind the wheel after one too many drinks. Or in the case of one teenager, what happens when the police detect the scent of marijuana emanating from the vehicle.
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Prosecutors found a way this week to get around a legal dispute over the Intoxilyzer 8000, and once
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N.C. Man charged high speed chase injuring 4
Authorities have charged a North Carolina man following a high speed chase that spanned two counties and landed four people in the hospital early Monday morning.
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Nevada lawmakers kick into high gear in week 6
CARSON CITY — Nevada lawmakers are stepping up the pace as they begin the sixth week of their 120-day legislative session Monday, with more budgeting hearings and several committees holding work sessions to vote on bills.
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High Times
Banning new designer drugs is harder than it looks. With almost unanimous approval in both chambers, the Utah Legislature recently approved bans on spice, a marijuana alternative, as well as Ivory Wave bath salts, a stimulant, but products don’t disappear just because of a vote.
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Sideshow: A high and a low for Paris Hilton and her boyfriend
If you are Cy Waits, bf of hotel inheritress Paris Hilton, your head must be spinning. And not just from the booze. Fast-backward to Tuesday. Paris’ crib in L.A.
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Ariz. high court to review case on DUI blood test
PHOENIX (AP) — The Arizona Supreme Court will consider whether authorities must obtain a search warrant to conduct a blood test of a DUI suspect without getting clear consent to have blood drawn. The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to review a Court of Appeals ruling that it wasn’t enough under state law that a man apparently didn’t object when officers moved to take a blood sample while in a …
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The Arizona Supreme Court will consider whether authorities must obtain a search warrant to conduct a blood test of a DUI suspect without getting clear consent to have blood drawn.
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