New Mexico imposes strict penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI). The penalties are strict even for someone convicted of their first DUI offense. Although you might avoid jail, you could have a revoked license for... Read More
Technological improvements move fast—much faster than the time needed to pass laws. Right now, there are no drunk driving laws for self-driving cars in New Mexico. However, New Mexico’s lawmakers could decide to change the law to address the reality... Read More
DUI charges are often misdemeanors. However, New Mexico’s DUI laws can be strict. Depending on your situation, you could face several years in prison, license loss, and other legal complications that can negatively affect your life. You will need a... Read More
New Mexico imposes serious penalties against anyone convicted of driving while under the influence of drugs and alcohol. According to a report by the New Mexico Department transportation, the state recorded 10,376 DWI arrests at the county level in 2019,... Read More
According to a report published by the New Mexico Department of Transportation, the state recorded 10,376 arrests for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol in 2019. However, the state recorded only 5,781 convictions. The report also indicates that... Read More
According to a report provided by the New Mexico Department of Transportation, New Mexico recorded a total of 48,124 car crashes during the year 2019. Of those accidents, approximately 2,337, or 4.6%, involved the use of alcohol. The report also... Read More
Nothing can ruin the holidays like a New Year’s Eve DUI. Instead of starting the new year on the right foot, you’ll face the possibility of spending it in jail. Many law enforcement agencies ramp up patrols on New Year’s... Read More
Low-carb diets can cause a positive result on a breath analyzer test. Breathalyzer tests measure the level of alcohol in your breath and give an estimate of your blood alcohol content (BAC). Officers can test your BAC at a routine... Read More
When the government brings criminal charges against you, it is up to the prosecutor to prove you guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. To do that, prosecutors gather and present different types of evidence to the judge or jury. Determining what... Read More
Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a crime. Understandably, when most people think about the consequences of a New Mexico DUI conviction, they think about the criminal punishments that come along with a conviction. However, driving under... Read More