This article library was created as a way to educate and empower all past, present and future clients of Easley Law Firm.
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Proving Speedometer Inaccuracy—Can it Help Your Case? If you’ve been charged with a traffic violation for speeding, learn how speedometer calibration can be used as evidence in your case. -
Strengthening Your Defense by Focusing on Evidence, Not Innocence In a trial, you don’t have to prove your innocence—the prosecutor has to prove your guilt. Learn how honesty with your lawyer can help him defend you better. -
Sex Offense or Poor Judgement? Why it May Not Matter Rapists are required to join the national sex offender registry; but, in some states non-violent offenders are forced to as well. Learn more about your risks. -
Women Must Be Aware of How Much They Are Drinking to Avoid a DUI When determining your sobriety to avoid a DUI charge, you need to know how alcohol affects your blood over time. -
Blood Alcohol Concentration and the Average Man The number of drinks you’ve had and how long you’ve been drinking affect your BAC. Read on to see how time affects an average man’s sobriety. -
Field Sobriety Tests: Knowing What to Expect to Decrease Confusion and False DUI Charges Field sobriety tests are used to determine focus, balance, and alcohol consumption. Click here to learn exactly what you may have to do to avoid a DUI charge. -
A Designated Driver Can Protect You in More Ways Than One Having a drunk driving charge can seriously impact your future. Avoid the headache and protect your future by learning when you need a designated driver. -
Taking Turns to Avoid a Catastrophic Merging Accident Make sure you’re not held liable for traffic violations and avoid accidents by learning the proper ways to merge. Click here to learn your options. -
Understanding the DUI Exceptions for Parking Lots and Private Roads Were you arrested in a parking lot for suspicion of DUI? Find out why parking lots and private roads have exceptions that can lead to dismissal of your DUI. -
Can You Be Charged with a Hit and Run for Striking an Unoccupied Vehicle? Were you contacted by the police after hitting an unoccupied vehicle? Find out if you are be liable for hit and run charges after leaving an accident scene.