duistatelaws.com About duistatelaws.com
duistatelaws.com is an independent publication. It summarises state-by-state DUI and DWI law from the statutes and the courts’ own published records.
Who writes this
Pages here are written and reviewed by Ellis Warren, who edits duistatelaws.com. Every page carries three dates in the same place: when it was published, when it was last reviewed, and the date the underlying rule was checked against its source. When a figure changes, the page is rewritten and the review date moves. When we get something wrong, we correct it on the page rather than quietly deleting it.
What this site is not
We are not a law firm, we are not lawyers, and nothing here is legal advice. We are not a lawyer referral service. We do not rank, score, recommend or endorse any provider, and there are no reviews, star ratings or “best of” lists anywhere on this site, because we could not substantiate them.
How this site makes money
We offer advertising to providers in this field, and the only arrangement we will ever accept is a fixed fee per enquiry, agreed in advance. That fee can never vary with the outcome of your matter, with anything you are quoted, or with anything you eventually pay. Nobody can buy a better position in our content, because there are no positions to buy — we do not list providers. We will not pass your details to anyone who has not agreed to those terms, and if nobody has, we will tell you rather than send them anywhere.
How we source
The sourcing rules are published in full, separately, so you can hold us to them: how we verify what is on this site. In short: primary sources, quoted rather than paraphrased, linked to the official page, and dated. Where we could not reach an official source we say so on the page instead of estimating.
Corrections and questions
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix the page. Use the enquiry form on any page and write Correction at the start of your message — it reaches the same inbox. Tell us the page, the sentence, and the source you think is right — that is what we need to check it against ours.