Articles Posted in Dare County Speeding Ticket Lawyer

When you are cited for speeding in Dare County, the charging officer will sometimes tell you that you can pay off the ticket and avoid a court appearance. What they often fail to tell you is that one Dare County speeding ticket can cost you thousands when you consider increased insurance premiums. Let’s do some…

Federal Crimes – OUI and Traffic Tickets Cruising on the sand and enjoying the salt air can come to an abrupt stop if someone is stopped by U.S. Park Rangers on the Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Unlike most traffic stops on the Outer Banks which are prosecuted in Dare or Currituck County, a citation or…

Becoming a Board Certified Specialist in State and Federal Criminal Law Non-lawyers are often curious how one becomes a legal specialist. Below is information about the standards that must be met to become board certified as a specialist in state and federal criminal law. The rigorous application and testing process helps explain why of the…

In North Carolina, there are a few ways that an Outer Banks DWI conviction can trigger an ignition interlock restriction – sometimes called the “blow and go.” As an NC DWI lawyer, I’d say the most common is when a defendant is convicted of an NC DWI and had an alcohol concentration of .15 or…

Whether Daniel Donahue is a “Harvard-trained lawyer” might be debatable but in late July 2015, Mr. Donahue joined members of the National College of DUI Defense, Inc. for an intensive one week DUI seminar in Austin Hall at the Harvard Law School.  Members from around the country joined for this meeting to discuss the newest, most cutting-edge defenses…

Daniel Donahue, along with nine other National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers members and their guests gathered Jan. 19, 2016, in the nation’s capital at the U.S. Supreme Court for NACDL’s group admissions ceremony. NACDL President E.G. “Gerry” Morris made the motion for admission to the Supreme Court Bar. Pictured from left to right are Linda…