Who Qualifies for ARDs in Lancaster County?

By Robert M. Going, Attorney Drivers in Lancaster County, PA, are considered legally impaired if they have a blood-alcohol level of 0.08 percent or greater. If a driver is underage, the BAC tolerance drops to .02. And while alcohol-related fatalities account for nearly 30 percent of all traffic fatalities in the commonwealth, DUIs are also issued when law enforcement encounters motorists impaired by drugs or prescription medication.…

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DUIs and ARDs in Lancaster County

By Robert M. Going, Jr., Attorney Driving while under the influence, also known as DUI, is a criminal offense that could result in severe consequences. A convicted DUI driver can face probation, hefty fines, license suspension, and possible jail time. There are no discriminations against age or one’s level of experience. The penalties only depend on the level of alcohol in the offender’s system,…

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We Reveal How DUIs and ARDs Actually Work in Lancaster County.

By Robert M. Going, Jr, Attorney Lancaster County residents driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or other drugs can suffer serious consequences. The state of Pennsylvania has very strict laws against DUI, and the penalties and charges can be severe. The exact sentence depends on the alcohol level of the driver, whether they are a commercial driver or minor, and other circumstances of…

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You Never Know When You’ll Need to Deal With DUI and ARD Charges. Make Sure You Understand the Legal Process!

By Robert M. Going, Jr., Attorney Getting pulled over for driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol can change someone’s life in an instant. In just a few moments, someone who was otherwise a law-abiding citizen can face arrest, prosecution, fines, license suspension, state-mandated classes, probation, and even time in rehabilitation centers, jail, or prison. In Pennsylvania, getting charged with a DUI…

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DUI and ARD: How ARDs Work in Lancaster County

By Robert M. Going, Attorney Driving while under the influence can change the life of a Lancaster County driver in an instant. Pennsylvania is not tolerant of DUI drivers and the associated penalties of a DUI charge are severe. Depending on the level of alcohol in their system, whether they are a minor or a commercial driver, and the circumstances surrounding their arrest, convicted…

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DUI and ARD Terms You Need to Know in Lancaster County

By Robert M. Going, Attorney  Driving under the influence can change lives in an instant. In Pennsylvania alone, alcohol-related impairment accounts for nearly 30 percent of all traffic fatalities. But even in cases where there is no accident or death, a DUI arrest can have far-reaching implications for your wallet, your freedom, and your future. As any good DUI lawyer or ARD attorney knows,…

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