
My DWI Arrest
If you have a problem, don't wait for consequences to catch up to it. Today is as good as it's ever going to get to seek help.
If you have a problem, don't wait for consequences to catch up to it. Today is as good as it's ever going to get to seek help.
A criminal-defense attorney's holiday guide on how not to get busted while hanging out in the Big Apple.
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So you've been arrested. Now what? Columnist Toni Messina will walk you through what happens next.