Attorney Bob Battle's DUI and Reckless Driving Speeding Blog
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Lies Virginia DUI Defendants tell the Cops Virginia DUI Defendants often lie to police about their drinking during a DUI investigation. Sometimes the lies hurt their defense. -
In Virginia DUI Prosecutions, Burping is Not a Refusal! In Virginia DUI prosecutions, burping is not a Refusal. It is a physical inability to take the breath test as defined in The Virginia Implied Consent Law -
Virginia Ignition Interlock Program Criticized DUI Lawyer Critical of Ignition Interlock Program’s Policy Which Hides Relevant Info to Alleged Violators & DMV Policy Rewarding Glitchy Machines -
What You Say Can Hurt You During a DUI Stop You may think you have a great excuse for driving after you’ve been drinking, but, trust us, you don’t. Find out what not to say and why to be quiet. -
What to Do If You Think the Police Radar Was Wrong Police equipment is not always accurate in determining speed. Find out what to do if you think faulty equipment led to your reckless driving charge. -
Virginia's "Policing for Profit" in Speeding Cases Criticized AAA Mid-Atlantic has criticized Virginia's excessive enforcement of speeding in certain areas, including Hopewell, VA. -
Reckless Driving Lands Washington Nationals Player in Jail Find out why Jayson Werth will spending time in jail, how long he will be there, and why his sentence could have been a lot worse. -
Richmond injury victim who cancels lunch date at McDonald's with insurance adjuster finds out her case is worth more than a Big Mac and Fries Richmond car accident victim injured in rear-end accident realizes that insurance adjuster and big firm are trying to trick her -
Ignition Interlock for all DUI convictions will raise costs of Virginia DUI Virginia Ignition Interlock Law Virginia DUI book Virginia DUI defense -
Are you hiring an experienced Reckless Driving Speeding Lawyer? Questions you MUST ask Virginia Reckless Driving Speeding Lawyer tells how to tell if the lawyer you are speaking to is really experienced in the jurisdiction where you were charged