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According to the Brain Injury Association of America, someone in this country suffers an acquired brain injury every nine seconds of the day. Many of those injuries are related to strokes, complications of disease or trauma -- and they leave victims struggling with a...
Motorcyclists in South Carolina and around the nation share the roads with drivers of bigger automobiles, trucks and buses, and they are in much greater danger of being injured in a crash than other drivers. In fact, motorcycle crashes are 27 times more likely to...
You know better than to drive while intoxicated, and you know your limits. What you may not know, however, is that any alcohol in your system -- and many prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) medications -- can still expose you to a charge of driving under the...
To be perfectly direct: It’s never smart to drive under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol. You can end up in a serious accident that puts your life -- and the lives of others -- in danger. If you happen to be a doctor or another medical professional, you can...
Police officers can’t pull over vehicles just because they feel like it. Instead, they either have to have a specific pattern for stopping them, such as during a sobriety checkpoint, or they have to have reasonable suspicion. The legal standard for reasonable...