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DUI/DWI
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CRIMINAL LAW
Criminal law charges require the efforts of a skilled attorney in order to protect your rights. The legal team at Zerbe & Pence includes a seasoned trial lawyer with the experience to fight hard for their clients in and out of the courtroom. Time is of the essence when you have been charged with a felony or misdemeanor crime. Contact us today!
SOCIAL SECURITY (SSI)
Social Security (SSI) law is a practice where it helps to have an attorney who is knowledgeable about the entire Social Security process. Zerbe & Pence is an active member of the National Organization of Social Security Representatives (NOSSR). We have taught numerous seminars on Social Security Law in West Virginia and know what it takes to win your case.
Spending a Saturday watching live footage of the Defending the Prescription Drug DUI seminar. Every driver that operates a motor vehicle after taking medication is a potential victim of this pseudo-science.
www.npr.org/2018/08/04/634992695/the-pot-breathalyzer-is-here-maybe
The Pot Breathalyzer Is Here. Maybe
npr.org
As marijuana legalization spreads, police are asking for better tools to detect drugged drivers. Some police are now working with researchers to try to bring a THC breathalyzer to market.thefreethoughtproject.com/dui-checkpoints-now-include-mouth-swabs-can-tell-smoked-pot-days-ago/
DUI Checkpoints Now Include Mouth Swabs that Can Tell If You Smoked Pot Days Ago
thefreethoughtproject.com
The mouth swab test can give positive results even if the person did not use cannabis that day, but this "evidence" is still admissible in court.