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Blog Highlights  LSU students who are arrested for a drug or alcohol-related crime will face University consequences as well. Declining to answer questions is not always an effective tactic during an LSU Accountability Meeting. Students should contact an experienced disciplinary

Blog Highlights  If you don’t request an administrative hearing within 30 days of your DUI arrest in Louisiana, your driver’s license will be suspended automatically. Louisiana completely separates the administrative side of a DUI case, which deals with driving privileges,

Legally, you must stop at a police checkpoint. If you’re asked to take a field sobriety test, you can refuse, but doing so will lead to your arrest. You should never answer any police questions while you’re under arrest without

If police have arrested you for your first DUI, you might worry about what’s going to happen next. What are the penalties for first-offense DUI charges in Louisiana? What’s going to happen with your license? Could you face jail time?

If you’ve been accused of a DUI offense or are facing your first DUI charge, it’s important to know Louisiana DUI laws and what happens when you get a DUI in Louisiana. DUI stands for driving under the influence, often

If you’ve been pulled over for drunk driving in Louisiana or have been stopped at one of the many DUI checkpoints in Louisiana, one of the key tests a police officer may use to assess your level of drug or alcohol

DUI checkpoints in Louisiana, also known as sobriety checkpoints or DWI checkpoints, are commonly set up by law enforcement officers to stop drunk drivers, especially during particular holidays when drunk driving accidents are more frequent. These sobriety checkpoints must be

Louisiana alcohol laws regulate how people purchase alcohol, the public possession of an alcoholic beverage, the legal drinking age, and penalties for minors who purchase or drink alcohol. Alcohol laws in Louisiana also include open container laws, penalties for breaking