Common knowledge has it that driving with blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.8 or more will get you arrested and charged with DUI (driving under the influence). This is only partly right, as most of the common knowledge issues usually are. There are circumstances under which you can be arrested and charged with DUI even if your BAC is way below 0.8; here are some examples of such circumstances: You Were Visibly Impaired…
Read More »When you use a pool at a resort or hotel, you have every right to expect not to be injured by that use. Sometimes, what was supposed to be fun turns out to be far from it, so read on to learn more about what to do if you came home from your vacation with more than just sand in your shoes. Chlorine Dangers If used as directed, this chemical compound makes the pool clean and sparkling.…
Read More »When you think about driving under the influence, thoughts typically turn to driving with alcohol or illegal drugs in his or her system. However, some regular even over-the-counter can often show on a breathalyzer test. This is typical for those substances that contain any form of alcohol. The following is some information on medications that can cause a false positive on a breathalyzer test: Mouth Pain Medication If you have a toothache or canker sore, you may choose to use some numbing medication.…
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