Blog Posts in November, 2016

You packed up the car, you said your goodbyes, and you sent them off to college. You thought of everything from laundry detergent to toothpaste to snacks for those late night cram sessions in the ...

In 2011 police in Queens, New York set up sobriety checkpoints, otherwise known as DUI checkpoints, as part of what they called “Step Out” surveillance. Set up on service road connecting the Long ...

Leandra’s Law made ignition interlock device mandatory In November 2009, Leandra’s Law went into effect in New York State. This new law was created in honor of Leandra Rosado, killed when the vehicle ...

Chasity Perry, an emergency medical technician from Nashville Fire Department would have not imagined that her life and those of six others will change due to a fatal DUI accident June 6. It was an ...

In the financial world, your credit card report will tell a whole lot more about your private life than what you have probably thought of. Do not be one of the many credit card holders who overlook to ...

In an age when our criminal justice system is overburdened, and our jails and prisons are overcrowded, technology has found a way to meet the need to protect the community and still offer continuous ...