Mitchell v. Wisconsin – Supreme Court Analyzes Exigency in the Context of an Unconscious DWI Suspect
Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States decided Mitchell v. Wisconsin. In this opinion the Court held that cases involving an unconscious driver “almost always permits a blood test without a warrant” under the exigent circumstances exception to the warrant...Understanding the Definition of a DWI in North Carolina
North Carolina’s DWI Law defines a DWI offense as driving a vehicle on a public highway while impaired. For an offender to be considered impaired by alcohol, he must have a blood alcohol content of 0.08% or higher. The law sounds deceptively straightforward....
Wilmington Updates | Minick Law, P.C.
Our firm is committed to one thing: helping people. To carry out our motto, non nobis solum (“not for ourselves alone”), Minick Law, P.C. of Wilmington has been getting out and helping the community in a number of different ways. Check out some of our latest updates....
Drunk Driving Accidents in North Carolina: The Map
With data from the state and federal governments, we’ve constructed the maps to help you better understand North Carolina’s drunk driving landscape.
2018 Thomas More Scholarship Winner
Minick Law, P.C. is proud to announce Nicholas Kramer as the 2018 Thomas More Scholarship recipient! Nicholas will be attending Belmont Abbey College this Fall, where he will begin his discernment to the Catholic Priesthood at St. Joseph’s College Seminary. We...Feedspot Top 100 Award
