Blood or urine?

Driver found sitting intoxicated in driver’s seat acquitted.

Legally there's a big difference between a "doctor" and a "treating doctor".

If you opt to give a specimen of urine, how much is enough?

First recorded uses of defences of Duress and Necessity to acquit woman accused of drink driving.

"Technicalities" and "loopholes" sound interesting, even exciting. But they don't exist.

Is banning everyone who is convicted of drink driving really a good idea? Here's the argument against.

Trying to find the answer is a lot like trying to find out how long a piece of string is.

On almost any night out it seems this question will come up in conversation. Here's why finding the answer is virtually impossible.

If cases collapse they can collapse for any one of a number of reasons. Here's a few of them.

There are times when a case will be struck out, but minor typographical errors aren't usually the reason.

A cautionary tale: drink driving cases are hard to win, they are. Saying otherwise is both untrue and unfair. Years of training have made...