In most drunk driving cases, by far the most important evidence comes from a breath test.

I’ve mentioned in past posts that the right to jury trial does not exist in some states for citizens accused of drunk driving.

I’ve mentioned in past posts that the right to jury trial does not exist in some states for citizens accused of drunk driving.

In recent times, I’ve detected a growing backlash against the excesses of the hysterical "War on Drunk Driving" — and even of politicians willing to question "The DUI Exception to the Constitution" and thereby risk MADD’s wrath come election time.

In my last post (The DUI Double Standard Continues), I commented on how cops commonly get a free pass when they’re caught driving drunk.

I’ve posted ad nauseum in the past about the double standard when it comes to cops who drive drunk.

The use of DUI quotas — requiring patrol cops to arrest a minimum number of citizens for drunk driving — is usually illegal or against public policy, primarily because it forces cops to arrest drivers who are innocent.

Police officers continue their MADD-inspired "War on Drunk Driving", setting up DUI roadblocks and roving patrols, meeting DUI quotas, and nailing anyone remotely suspected of driving under the influence….unless it’s another cop.

It’s long been a common practice for cops to cover-up for other cops, of course, particularly where drunk driving is involved.

It is a well-documented fact that our prison population continues to grow at a rate outpacing that of the population.

I don’t even know where to start with this one….

Man Spends 2 Years in Solitary After DWI Arrest

Dona Ana County, NM.