When a case is tried, will evidence of the driver’s prior drug or alcohol use always be given to the jury? The South Carolina Supreme Court gives an answer in the case of Kennedy v. Griffin and Dick Simon Trucking, Inc., 358 S.C. 122, 595 S.E.2d 248 (Ct. App. 2004). In Kennedy, the plaintiff said he got hurt when he ran his car into the back of a stopped semi. Weather was clear and . . .
Use + Impairment + Admissibility
June 2, 2011 by Michael Mills
Filed Under: Impaired Driving Tagged With: Driving Under the Influence in Nevada, Driving While Inpaired in Nevada, Las Vegas Trucking Lawyers, Nevada Appellate Lawyers Mills and Associates, Nevada Court System, Nevada Insurance Law, Nevada Justice Court, Nevada Supreme Court, Nevada Trial Lawyer, Nevada Trucking Defense, Nevada Trucking Lawyers
