Joseph Larre Criminal Law Blog

Ignition Interlocks Now Required for Some Louisiana DUI/DWI Offenders

Tuesday, August 10, 2010 by Joseph Larre

Generally a DUI/DWI arrest in New Orleans means an automatic 90-day license suspension, with an opportunity to petition for a hardship license after 30 days.  The installation of an ignition interlock device as a condition of the hardship license would require that the following conditions be met:... Read More
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Topic: DUI/DWI

Why Should You Hire Us?

Thursday, July 1, 2010 by Joseph Larre

In South Louisiana, specifically New Orleans, DUI/DWI laws are tougher than ever. You need a law firm that can defend you aggressively in court, a firm that is dedicated to your cause and knows how to get things done.  The New Orleans DUI/DWI attorneys at the Larre’ Law Firm LLC work tirelessly to protect your rights and keep you from the consequences associated with a DUI/DWI conviction.... Read More
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Topic: DUI/DWI

How a DWI Affects your Insurance

Monday, June 7, 2010 by Joseph Larre

New Orleans DWI lawyer Joe Larre talks about how DWI affects your insurance.The state of Louisiana takes DWI charges very seriously.  If it is your first DWI offense, your license will be suspended for 90 days.  If it is your second offense, or a second offense with a prior for vehicular homicide or injuring, you will lose your license for one year. ... Read More
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Topic: DUI/DWI

Are DWI Cases Misdemeanors or Felonies?

Friday, May 14, 2010 by Joseph Larre

New Orleans DWI lawyer Joseph Larre' explains the difference between DWI misdemeanors and DWI felonies.A misdemeanor is a lesser crime than a felony and is usually determined by the amount of jail time and fine.  The general rule is that a DWI case is considered a misdemeanor if the jail time is six months or less, and the fine is no more than $1,000.... Read More
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Topic: DUI/DWI
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