Are DWI checkpoints legal in North Carolina?
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.
July 29, 2024 – Eric Richardson
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