Are DWI checkpoints legal in North Carolina?
July 29, 2024 – Web Support
DWI checkpoints are legal in North Carolina. Law enforcement agencies must follow strict guidelines when conducting these checkpoints to ensure they are constitutional, such as having a predetermined plan for stopping vehicles rather than arbitrary stops. Our DWI lawyers can assess the circumstances in your case.
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