Do police officers target drunk drivers? The simple answer: Yes. 

Police will often set up checkpoints in areas where they suspect drunk driving to occur. These checkpoints often include intersections near bars, sports stadiums, or concert venues. 

Police set up checkpoints in these areas because they believe there is a high likelihood of drunk driving. For this reason, people who drink around these areas should avoid driving and use alternative means of transportation, such as a taxi. 

If you or anyone you know has been charged with drunk driving, contact the Las Vegas drunk driving lawyers of William Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222. 

When someone is arrested for a DUI, they may receive certain penalties if they are convicted. These penalties could include prison time, financial penalties, and even an ignition interlock device requirement. 

These devices force former DUI convicts to perform a breath-test before the vehicle starts. The use of this device, however, depends on laws that vary from state to state. 

If you or anyone you know has been arrested for a DUI, contact the Las Vegas drunk driving defense lawyers of Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222.

Yes and no. For the most parts, states set their own blood alochol content levels for people over the age of 21. If someone exceeds these limits, then he or she could receive a DUI.

The BAC in most states is 0.08, while in a few states the BAC is 0.10. However, Congress has tried to encourage states to pass a lower BAC level by tying highway funds to compliance. 

If you or anyone you know has been arrested for a DUI, contact the Las Vegas DUI defense lawyers of William Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222.

While drunk driving is often the focus of most anti-drinking campaigns, biking while drinking can also be dangerous. Some studies have suggested the drunk bikers account for one in five biking deaths each year.

Drunk bikers pose a risk not only to themselves but to others. For instance, drunk bikers are more likely to hit pedestrians and other cars. 

If you have been charged with a crime related to biking while intoxicated, contact the Las Vegas DUI attorneys of William Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222.

Underage drunk driving is often met with zero tolerance in most states. If a driver is underage and has any discernable alcohol in his system, then that driver will likely face serious penalties. 

At a minimum, the driver will likely receive a license suspension, a fine, community service, and possilbe jail time. If the officer also finds alcohol in the car, then the driver could face a charge of alcohol possession, which will likely increase the severity of the penalty. 

If you have been charged with underage drunk driving, contact the Las Vegas DUI defense lawyers of Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222.

When individuals are convicted of drunk driving-related charge, they may receive a license suspension. When this occurs, many individuals do not try to contest the suspension. 

However, in most cases, individuals have the legal right to contest the suspension. In order to do, they must request a hearing with the Department of Public Safety. During this hearing, individuals have the opportunity to challenge the  suspension and offer arguments in favor of their cause. 

If you or anyone you know has received a license suspension, contact the Las Vegas DUI lawyers of Palmer & Associates, P.C., at 702-888-2222.

Twin one-year-old children fell from a moving car driven by a drunk driver Tuesday. According to police reports, the twin's mother knew that the driver was drunk.

The incident allegedly occurred when the mother asked the drunk driver to drive her children home. According to police reports, the drunk driver was pulled over when police saw the two children fall out of the car. 

If you or anyone you know has been charged with an alcohol-related crime, contact the Las Vegas DUI attorneys of Palmer & Associates, P.A., at 702-888-2222.