Before 2013, I used to advise my clients to shut up – to not say anything at all. It was my view, and the view of most lawyers, that this was an appropriate exercise of the right to remain silent under the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution. That changed with Salinas v. Texas. As Justice Alito […]
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Minnesota uses the term DWI (Driving While Impaired) for drunk driving, the second most common after DUI. Minnesota is a great state for the Fair DUI flyer. The law does not require you to hand over your license. You can just show it through the window without having to roll it down. Also, you are
Fair DUI: Stay safe and sane in a world gone MADD The book MADD doesn’t want you to read In the DUI book, Mr. Redlich describes practical strategies to prevent yourself from drinking and driving, handle police encounters, breath test devices, and lawyers. Anyone who ever drives after just one drink should read this book.
Our Fair DUI flyer is not right for everyone. You have to have a good sense of who you are and think ahead about how you’re going to handle what might happen. The flyer is intended for two main groups. The first are sober people who are at risk for a DUI arrest. The second is liberty
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There are two main reasons people come to Fair DUI: Our flyer and our DUI book. Here’s an example of the flyer: The idea behind the flyer is that you keep it in your car and show it to police at checkpoints and traffic stops. This is NOT for everyone, nor for every situation. To find out whether
Fair DUI’s Warren Redlich was interviewed on February 21st for a radio show (or podcast) by Greensboro reserve police officer T.J. Bloch. T.J. runs the website Policing Black and White, a growing website. You should be able to see the audio player below. It was a great conversation though unfortunately, we had to cut it short.
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