If an officer suspects you may have a blood alcohol concentration over North Carolina’s 0.08% legal limit, he or she may stop your vehicle. You may also encounter a sobriety checkpoint, where officers temporarily detail all approaching motorists to check for possible...

Many DWI cases hinge on breathalyzer results. In some instances, what the breathalyzer says may be the only hard evidence that the state has that an individual was operating a vehicle while intoxicated.  It follows that if you can fight radar gun results in a case...