Welcome to NH DWI Laws
DWI Links
Contact
About us
2013 New Hampshire DWI Arraignment Law
New Hampshire DWI Laws
New Hampshire's DWI Law RSA 265-A:2
New Hampshire Aggravated DWI Laws
New Hampshire DWI Laws-RSA 265:A-5: Administration of Alcohol Concentration Testing
New Hampshire DWI Penalties
New Hampshire Administrative Rules on Blood Testing for Alcohol and Controlled Drugs-Definitions
New Hampshire Administrative Rules for Blood Testing-Collection, Delivery and Testing of the Samples
Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or Drugs: Administrative Review and Hearings: RSA 265-A:31
"Minor in Possesssion" or Unlawful Intoxication
New Hampshire Reckless Driving Law
New Hampshire Negligent Driving Charges
Conduct After Accident
"Public Way"
Minor in Possession of Alcohol
New Hampshire District Court Directions
Transporting Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle
Operating After License Suspension
Transporting Alcoholic Beverages: New Hampshire Law
New Hampshire Law: Possession of Drugs
Speeding
Habitual Offender
Probationary Licenses
Interesting links
Loss of Boating Privileges Upon DWI Conviction
   
 


This website about New Hampshire DWI Laws is curated by Salem, New Hampshire DWI-DUI defense Attorney Mark Stevens,  Contact Attorney Stevens at 1-603-893-0074 for a free New Hampshire DWI case consultation immediately.

Thank you for visiting our website about New Hampshire DWI laws, New Hampshire DWI penalties and other New Hampshire motor vehicle laws and criminal laws.  Please check back frequently to stay up to date on New Hampshire DWI laws.  Major changes became effective on January 1, 2013 that you should be aware of if you have been charged with a DWI or Aggravated DWI in New Hampshire.  We also post updates on New Hampshire's underage intoxication laws, possession of controlled drugs laws and other New Hampshire motor veihcle laws and regulations. 

We have included a page for "Possession of Drugs": New Hampshire's tough law on possession of drugs in a motor vehicle.  We have also included a page for "conduct after an accident", which is found in the New Hampshire Motor Vehicle Code at RSA 264:25.  This charge is called "leaving the scene of an accident", "leaving the scene after causing property damage", or "leaving the scene of an accident after causing bodily injury" in some other states.

We also have a "speeding" page with New Hampshire's speeding laws, a "minor in possession" page addressing New Hampshire's underage drinking laws (including "unlawful intoxication by a minor"), an "Operating After Suspension or Revocation" page, and a "Public Way" page that defines that element od a DWI offense.

Another recent update is on the "New Hampshire DWI arraignment law" :RSA 265-A:3-a, which became effective on January 1, 2013.  Once again the charge of DWI has been singled out for special treatment. 

Thank you for visiting this website.  We are making an effort to present you with as broad a view of New Hampshire DWI laws as possible. Thank you again for visiting our website today!


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