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Bob Keefer: Harrisonburg DWI DUI Lawyer: Watch Justin McShane show why you should never blow into the PBT.

8. January 2010 by admin.

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Harrisonburg DUI DWI Lawyer Bob Keefer: Even the Mascot for the Arizona Diamondbacks gets charged with DUI

28. January 2009 by admin.

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David Hamilton, the Arizona Diamondbacks mascot, was arrested for DUI — and fired by the team as soon as management found out about the charge.

Since David Hamilton was charged with DUI he is considered guilty until he is proven innocent.

It does not make us safer when innocent people are convicted of DUI and Alice in Wonderland rulings of Sentence first, evidence afterwards are used.

It makes us afraid of government just as intended.

Of course, the press has convicted Hamilton before his trial as well.

Hamilton was stopped for driving 95 mph. Speeding is not a NHTSA clue for DUI impaired driving since driving faster requires more coordination, not less.

Driving below the speed limit is a NHTSA clue since driving slower requires less coordination.

Hamilton admitted to smoking marijuana earlier in the day.

Not sure what effect that has on his blood alcohol content.

We should all learn from Hamilton’s mistake not to talk to the police.

Hamilton registered a .155 on the breath tester!!!!

Of course, a Virginia breath tester said a woman with zero alcohol in her system had a blood alcohol content of over .60 bac, almost eight times the legal limit.

If you really wanted to know the blood alcohol level you would look in the blood.

Looking to breath to determine alcohol blood levels is like guessing your shoe size by looking at your hat.

It may be right or it may not.

The presumption of innocence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt used to mean something.

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Diamondback Mascot

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Harrisonburg DWI Attorney Bob Keefer says it may be a conflict to allow MADD to present awards to high DWI producing Officers

18. August 2008 by admin.

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Local Officers certainly do a good job of enforcing our criminal code. In our area we are very fortunate to have some extremely competent officers who are also good people.

Local Recipients of the 2007 MADD Outstanding Law Enforcement Awards were Dayton Officer Aaron Will, Grottoes Officer Wesley Scott Baugher, Harrisonburg Officer Charles Grubbs, JMU Officer Frank Stilson, Timberville Officer Larry Crider and Trooper David M. Fisher. These fine officers would certainly enforce the law without MADD’s recognition.

However, MADD understands that you get more of what you subsidize and MADD is playing for big dollars.

According to the Obama-Coburn Federal Funding Accountability Transparency Act of 2006, MADD received $9,593,455.00 in funds from the federal government between fiscal years 2001 and 2006, but received only $56,814 in fiscal year 2000.

That does not count private donations, state funding and money taken from DUI defendants.Does this competition for most DWI arrests sponsored by MADD subtly encourage the arrest of marginal DWI suspects?

Does this competition inject a bias into our law enforcement community to convict DWI suspects?

Does MADD’s characterization of DWI as a violent crime subtly affect the way DWI suspects are treated? It is interesting to look at what the founder of MADD, Candy Lightner says about the organization’s aims: By 1985, many MADD leaders were calling for the criminalization of all driving after drinking any amount of alcoholic beverage.

Lightner disagreed with this aim and said that police ought to be concentrating their resources on arresting drunk drivers, not those drivers who happen to have been drinking.

Lightner stated that MADD “has become far more neo-prohibitionist than I had ever wanted or envisioned … I didn’t start MADD to deal with alcohol. I started MADD to deal with the issue of drunk driving”.

Should our Officers be encourage to adopt MADD’s neo-prohibitionist position? I do not think so; it is not the law.

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Bob Keefer represents people charged with DUI/ DWI, traffic tickets, speeding tickets and reckless driving in Elkton, Virginia; Bridgewater, Virginia; Verona, Virginia; Harrisonburg, Virginia; Rockingham County, Virginia; Staunton, Virginia; Augusta County, Virginia; Page County, Virginia; Luray, Virginia; Woodstock, Virginia; Waynesboro, Virginia; and Shenandoah County, Virginia.