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- 3 mistakes that can hurt your DUI defense
- 3 mistakes that law enforcement can make in DUI arrests
- 3 things you need to know when stopped on suspicion of drunk driving
- 4 reasons why eyewitness testimony may not always be accurate
- A DUI could jeopardize your CDL licensure
- Are field sobriety test results condemning?
- Asserting your rights in interactions with law enforcement
- ATF withdraws revision of pistol brace guidelines
- Can I video a traffic stop?
- Can you handle a DUI defense on your own?
- Challenging breath test results
- Coping with the stress of criminal charges
- Degree of force is a key element of a self-defense claim
- Do police have a right to view your phone data?
- Do you always have to stop for a cop?
- Do yourself a favor: Keep your guns off social media
- Does Montana have ignition interlock laws?
- Does Montana recognize concealed permits from other states?
- DUI penalties in Montana
- DUI regulations and penalties for commercial drivers
- False allegations of domestic violence
- Halloween and DUIs
- How do you get a concealed carry permit in Montana?
- How does a crime become a federal offense?
- How does alcohol affect you as you age?
- How drug courts help substance abusers and their communities
- How methamphetamine and cocaine compare
- How should you handle being “caught” with your own prescription?
- How to expunge a criminal record in Montana
- How to manage your stress during a traffic stop
- Ignition interlock devices and distracted driving
- Is this a probable cause to arrest?
- It’s easier for young people to get DUIs in Montana
- Judge dismisses evidence in man’s DUI case
- Know your rights when stopped by law enforcement
- Methamphetamine in Montana
- Missoula County bars start selling ‘breathalyzers’ — could they be evidence of DUI?
- Montana seeks to curb drug epidemic
- Montana voters to decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana
- New Year’s celebrations and assault charges
- One kind of crime could end your right to own a firearm
- Penalties for the assault of a family member or partner
- Plea deal areas of negotiation
- Self-defense applies to other people, not just yourself
- Should I tell my attorney everything?
- So how do police detect drunk driving?
- Some breath test devices may cause inflated results
- Stand your ground and protect your loved ones
- Taking Drugs Can Result in a DUI
- The difference between police dishonesty and entrapment
- The rights of motorists who are pulled over in Montana
- The Supreme Court has limited police pursuits and entries
- Warrant, planned traffic stop uncovers a high quantity of meth
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- What are Montana’s cocaine laws?
- What are Montana’s drug schedules?
- What are Montana’s laws on carrying firearms?
- What are standardized field sobriety tests?
- What are standardized field sobriety tests?
- What are the consequences of DUI?
- What are the effects of a domestic violence arrest in Montana?
- What are the penalties for marijuana possession in Montana?
- What does it mean if your criminal charges are dismissed “with prejudice?”
- What happens if I have a DUI and am underage?
- What is an illegal straw purchase of a firearm?
- What is implied consent?
- What is Montana’s self-defense law?
- What is the “boyfriend loophole?”
- What is the castle doctrine and does it apply in Montana?
- What is the castle doctrine?
- What is the difference between a regular and aggravated DUI?
- What is the difference between assault and battery?
- What is the Firearm Owners Protection Act?
- What is the history of the Second Amendment?
- What rights can I restore after a felony charge?
- What should I know about concealed carry laws in Montana?
- What to do after an illegal traffic stop
- When can a driver challenge the legality of a traffic stop?
- When can a police officer legally search your motor vehicle?
- When do the police have the right to search your vehicle?
- When is force self-defense?
- Why there is no upside to performing field sobriety tests
- Your right to privacy against police searches depends on where you are
- Your rights when stopped by law enforcement