For years, many Oklahoma drivers convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) were required to install ignition interlock devices into their vehicles in order to get their driver's licenses back. These ignition interlocks require the driver to blow into a portable breathalyzer before the car can be started; they also randomly prompt the driver to breathe into the device at certain points during the trip. If the ignition interlock detects any alcohol in the sample, the vehicle's engine shuts off.
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Why Wording Is Essential In Your Will And Estate Plan
An increasing number of people are starting to recognize the reality and importance of estate planning and ensuring that they have a will in place before their death. However, what many people don't realize is that the way the will is worded is just as important as its existence. Sometimes the smallest things can result in having your estate distributed differently than you might have intended. Here is a look at one of the many details that can affect how your will is interpreted and what you need to know about it.
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Can You Get Arrested For Breaking A Quarantine?
If you've been told to stay in quarantine, you may be wondering what would happen if you don't listen. Some people might say you could get arrested, but is that true? Here's what you should know.
There Are Mandatory and Voluntary Orders
Some orders to quarantine or shelter in place are mandatory, while others are voluntary. If you're not sure which one applies to your area, go on your local government's website and read the exact order rather than relying on the news.
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The Most Common Causes Of Motorcycle Accidents
Riding a motorcycle is a lot of fun, and millions of American riders take to the highways and byways every year to enjoy the unique freedom and thrill of the open road that riding a motorcycle provides. However, motorcycle riders face hazards and suffer personal injuries that drivers of other types of vehicles don't. Riding a motorcycle can be dangerous, unless riders understand the causes of motorcycle accidents and take precautions against them, follow the laws and rules of the road, take the necessary steps to protect themselves, and use common sense.
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