Field sobriety tests are among the first tools North Carolina officers use to build a DWI case, but they are subjective, error-prone, and often administered incorrectly. When officers deviate from standardized protocols, the results become unreliable as evidence of impairment. Understanding how field sobriety test errors can strengthen your Greensboro DWI defense starts with knowing what these tests involve and where they commonly go wrong. Our defense attorneys at Schlosser & Pritchett bring the perspective of former prosecutors to every DWI defense case across Greensboro and North Carolina.

The Three Standardized Field Sobriety

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Driving While Impaired (DWI) checkpoints are a common method used by law enforcement agencies to ensure road safety and detect impaired drivers. In North Carolina, these checkpoints are legal, but it’s crucial for individuals to be aware of their rights when encountering them.

Understanding what law enforcement can and cannot do at DWI checkpoints empowers individuals to protect their rights. In this blog, we will explore the legal landscape surrounding DWI checkpoints in North Carolina, discuss individual rights, and emphasize the importance of seeking legal counsel when facing DWI charges.

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Have you ever been in a situation where you allowed someone to get behind the wheel after drinking? If so, you may wonder if you could face criminal charges for aiding and abetting a DUI.

In this blog post, we’ll explain the concept of aiding and abetting a DUI in North Carolina and what can happen to you if you allow someone to drive while intoxicated. 

What Is Aiding and Abetting a DUI in North Carolina?

Under North Carolina law, it is illegal for anyone to aid or abet another person’s impaired driving[...]