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Posted on 5/5/2010 - 2 Teens Hurt, 1 Charged With DUI In Route 146 Crash
Posted on 4/27/2010 - Vinny Paz Victim of Drunken Driver
Posted on 4/15/2010 - Drunk Driver Accused Of Causing Crash Faces Deportation
Posted on 4/12/2010 - Driver Nearing Troopers on Highway Charged with DUI
Posted on 3/9/2010 - Central Falls Councilwoman Pleads No Contest To DUI
Posted on 2/22/2010 - Richmond Woman Faces Drunken Driving Charges After Route 95 Crash
Posted on 2/15/2010 - Police Get Warrant To Test Driver's Blood In Fatal Crash
Posted on 2/15/2010 - North Kingstown Man Charged After Driving Car Onto Half-Frozen Pond
Posted on 2/1/2010 - Man Will Face Drunken Driving Charges In Hit-Run Crash
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Rhode Island Court Rules Appeal In Drunken-Driving Case Is Moot
Posted on Jan 22, 2009
The Rhode Island Supreme Court has rejected the appeal of a suspect facing a drunken-driving charge who contended that law-enforcement officials improperly obtained records from Westerly Hospital that have become part of the evidence against him.
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