From Breathalyzer to Textalyzer...technology increasingly employed to detect distracted drivers

Interesting article from the New York Times regarding technological advances in analyzing whether someone was texting while driving. Experts state that reaction times for people texting while driving is similar to DWI drivers impaired by alcohol.

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John Kail named as one of Springfield's best DWI lawyers!

Did you see the good news? ThreeBestRated.com has named John Kail as one of Springfield's best DWI lawyers! It is great to see the hard work and knowledge that we apply to our client's cases be recognized by an independent reviewer. 

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Utah's extraordinary new DWI law and what it will mean for Missouri drivers

Utah's extraordinary new DWI law and what it will mean for Missouri drivers

Last week, the Utah legislature voted to limit drivers to a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .05%, which would make the state the first in the union to adopt this lower BAC standard for their DWI laws. Governor Gary Herbert (R) is expected to sign the bill, which would reduce the current limit from .08% and make Utah the most restrictive state in America for those who consume alcohol and then choose to drive.