Comments for Georgia DUI Blog http://gaduiblog.com A Guide for Everything Related to DUI in Georgia Mon, 12 May 2008 03:31:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by heartlandrose http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50733 heartlandrose Sun, 13 Apr 2008 20:51:20 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50733 Is this really due to what they cut away or is it possibly due to the overuse of antibiotics? What if there is an infection at the time of the accident? Isn't OWI due to intent? What if you did not know this was going on in your body due to the dysbiosis in your colon? My guess is there is some more health issues. People do not understand that one person can metabolize way more than someone that is not aware that they may have a medical condition in there body that can possibly cause them to constantly carry a blood alcohol level even though they do not drink at all. The court system does not care!!! They just call you a lier. They are putting away inocent people all the time. This is what my son is in the middle of right now. We need to get these people together and change some laws that these people get screened when they have accidents! Is this really due to what they cut away or is it possibly due to the overuse of antibiotics? What if there is an infection at the time of the accident? Isn’t OWI due to intent? What if you did not know this was going on in your body due to the dysbiosis in your colon? My guess is there is some more health issues. People do not understand that one person can metabolize way more than someone that is not aware that they may have a medical condition in there body that can possibly cause them to constantly carry a blood alcohol level even though they do not drink at all. The court system does not care!!! They just call you a lier. They are putting away inocent people all the time. This is what my son is in the middle of right now. We need to get these people together and change some laws that these people get screened when they have accidents!

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by heartlandrose http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50732 heartlandrose Sun, 13 Apr 2008 20:50:17 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50732 Is this really due to what they cut away or is it possibly due to the overuse of antibiotics? What if there is an infection at the time of the accident? Isn't OWI due to intent? What if you did not know this was going on in your body due to the dysbiosis in your colon? My guess is there is some more health issues. People do not understand that one person can metabolize way more than someone that is not aware that they may have a medical condition in there body that can possibly cause them to constantly carry a blood alcohol level even though they do not drink at all. The court system does not care!!! They just call you a lier. They are putting inocent people all the time. This is what my son is in the middle of right now. We need to get these people together and change some laws that these people get screened when they have accidents! Is this really due to what they cut away or is it possibly due to the overuse of antibiotics? What if there is an infection at the time of the accident? Isn’t OWI due to intent? What if you did not know this was going on in your body due to the dysbiosis in your colon? My guess is there is some more health issues. People do not understand that one person can metabolize way more than someone that is not aware that they may have a medical condition in there body that can possibly cause them to constantly carry a blood alcohol level even though they do not drink at all. The court system does not care!!! They just call you a lier. They are putting inocent people all the time. This is what my son is in the middle of right now. We need to get these people together and change some laws that these people get screened when they have accidents!

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by heartlandrose http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50728 heartlandrose Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:11:17 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50728 Too add to this dysbiosis thing further, over use of antibiotics contributes to this greatly. This is what has happened to my son. Because of his heart condition he has to take antibiotics every time he gets touched in his mouth or any blood will be worked with. Another factor to look at is mercury poisoning in the body or at least heavy metals. I seen the remark about the dental pain. This person obsviously has some major things going on in there body and I truly believe what she says to be true. There is innocent people getting arrested for this reason all the time. We need to find an attorney that can help with this matter. Too add to this dysbiosis thing further, over use of antibiotics contributes to this greatly. This is what has happened to my son. Because of his heart condition he has to take antibiotics every time he gets touched in his mouth or any blood will be worked with. Another factor to look at is mercury poisoning in the body or at least heavy metals. I seen the remark about the dental pain. This person obsviously has some major things going on in there body and I truly believe what she says to be true. There is innocent people getting arrested for this reason all the time. We need to find an attorney that can help with this matter.

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by heartlandrose http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50727 heartlandrose Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:05:51 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50727 Or is this a possibility of gut fermentation (dysbiosis) of which this person new nothing about? This is happening across the country and people do not know how to defend against this craziness! Doctors love to cut away at the colon and not really treat what is truly going on. Gut fermentation needs to be screened at the time of the DUI arrest. For some reason DOT seems to think they are really getting a justified arrest by doing this. Furthermore, most people even the ones on medication should be evaluated at the time of the accident for there lack in metabolizing alcohol! This is discusting. The reason I say this is because dysbiosis nearly shuts down your metabolism unknowingly! The US government is trying there damndest to keep people from getting this to go through! They are covering it all up! It is a very hard thing to defend against in the court! This is a case of guilt by innocence according to the law. Now, isn't DUI suppose to be about the intent of the individual and knowing that they had too much to drink. My son had the same thing happen when he was tested 5 hours later and he had a high blood alcohol level due to dysbiosis. You tell me that this is normal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or is this a possibility of gut fermentation (dysbiosis) of which this person new nothing about? This is happening across the country and people do not know how to defend against this craziness! Doctors love to cut away at the colon and not really treat what is truly going on. Gut fermentation needs to be screened at the time of the DUI arrest. For some reason DOT seems to think they are really getting a justified arrest by doing this. Furthermore, most people even the ones on medication should be evaluated at the time of the accident for there lack in metabolizing alcohol! This is discusting. The reason I say this is because dysbiosis nearly shuts down your metabolism unknowingly! The US government is trying there damndest to keep people from getting this to go through! They are covering it all up! It is a very hard thing to defend against in the court! This is a case of guilt by innocence according to the law. Now, isn’t DUI suppose to be about the intent of the individual and knowing that they had too much to drink. My son had the same thing happen when he was tested 5 hours later and he had a high blood alcohol level due to dysbiosis. You tell me that this is normal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by erblaw http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50600 erblaw Sat, 23 Feb 2008 02:24:41 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50600 What this says is that people who have had gastric bypass surgery get intoxicated faster and stay intoxicated longer. I think some folks think that this makes them less succeptible to a DUI, because they are less blameworthy. Perhaps that is true at sentencing, but that would be wrong. People who are impaired by presription drugs prescribed by their doctors and who are taking the prescription drugs as they were told by their doctors get DUIs all the time. The fact that they were taking their prescription drugs properly means nothing (at least in the guilt phase). So just because people with Gastric Bypass surgery get drunk faster and stay drunk longer does not help regarding whether someone is guilty of a DUI or not. What it does mean is that people who have the surgery need to not drink as much and wait much longer before driving. What this says is that people who have had gastric bypass surgery get intoxicated faster and stay intoxicated longer. I think some folks think that this makes them less succeptible to a DUI, because they are less blameworthy. Perhaps that is true at sentencing, but that would be wrong. People who are impaired by presription drugs prescribed by their doctors and who are taking the prescription drugs as they were told by their doctors get DUIs all the time. The fact that they were taking their prescription drugs properly means nothing (at least in the guilt phase). So just because people with Gastric Bypass surgery get drunk faster and stay drunk longer does not help regarding whether someone is guilty of a DUI or not. What it does mean is that people who have the surgery need to not drink as much and wait much longer before driving.

]]> Comment on Gastric Bypass Surgery by leeyan http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50322 leeyan Tue, 08 Jan 2008 12:50:20 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/04/gastric-bypass-surgery/#comment-50322 Hi there. I jut want to share my experience in this particular site. Its related in gastric bypass surgery. This gives a full and great details about weight loss. It is a report made by Julianne Kennedy. Her site is: http://www.weight-loss-surgery-secrets.com/controversial/free_wls_report.htm Hi there. I jut want to share my experience in this particular site. Its related in gastric bypass surgery. This gives a full and great details about weight loss. It is a report made by Julianne Kennedy. Her site is: http://www.weight-loss-surgery-secrets.com/controversial/free_wls_report.htm

]]> Comment on HB 336 - Are you kidding me? by Rob Leonard http://gaduiblog.com/2007/03/20/hb-336-are-you-kidding-me/#comment-49859 Rob Leonard Fri, 07 Dec 2007 14:05:37 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2007/03/20/hb-336-are-you-kidding-me/#comment-49859 Drunk driving is bad to be sure. However, you are drinking the cool-aid that MADD and NHTSA want you to drink. When a sober speeder crashes into someone that is positive for alcohol, even though the accident is the caused by the other person, it is recorded as an "alcohol-related" crash. The drunk pedestrian that gets run over is also "alcohol-related." And the BAC used by NHTSA to classify something as caused by alcohol is .01. I am not pro-drinking and driving, but let's have an honest discussion with real numbers. As to your comment about the laws being a slap on the wrist, this is simply not true. Our Judges currently have all the discretion that they need to fashion appropriate sentences. Right now without any changes in the law, a Judge can give someone a year in jail for drinking and driving. I see ignition interlocks ordered all the time. It is required on a second offense in Georgia. Drunk driving is bad to be sure. However, you are drinking the cool-aid that MADD and NHTSA want you to drink. When a sober speeder crashes into someone that is positive for alcohol, even though the accident is the caused by the other person, it is recorded as an “alcohol-related” crash. The drunk pedestrian that gets run over is also “alcohol-related.” And the BAC used by NHTSA to classify something as caused by alcohol is .01. I am not pro-drinking and driving, but let’s have an honest discussion with real numbers.

As to your comment about the laws being a slap on the wrist, this is simply not true. Our Judges currently have all the discretion that they need to fashion appropriate sentences. Right now without any changes in the law, a Judge can give someone a year in jail for drinking and driving. I see ignition interlocks ordered all the time. It is required on a second offense in Georgia.

]]> Comment on HB 336 - Are you kidding me? by TSD1 http://gaduiblog.com/2007/03/20/hb-336-are-you-kidding-me/#comment-49781 TSD1 Tue, 04 Dec 2007 00:24:53 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2007/03/20/hb-336-are-you-kidding-me/#comment-49781 I am a student from the University of Georgia that has spent a good part of the semester studying drunk driving, and drunk driving laws. These laws, to me, seem like a mere slap on the wrist. With almost 20,000 deaths related to drunk driving annually, its clear that these laws do not prevent people from making a destructive decision to drink and drive. States need to pass a law that requires ignition interlock systems to be installed (at the expense of the offender) after a persons first DUI. Installing these would decrease the amount of drunk drivers on the road drastically! We need a change for the greater good of society. I am a student from the University of Georgia that has spent a good part of the semester studying drunk driving, and drunk driving laws. These laws, to me, seem like a mere slap on the wrist. With almost 20,000 deaths related to drunk driving annually, its clear that these laws do not prevent people from making a destructive decision to drink and drive. States need to pass a law that requires ignition interlock systems to be installed (at the expense of the offender) after a persons first DUI. Installing these would decrease the amount of drunk drivers on the road drastically! We need a change for the greater good of society.

]]> Comment on Military Consequences of a DUI by Rob Leonard http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/07/military-consequences-of-a-dui/#comment-44794 Rob Leonard Mon, 30 Jul 2007 03:15:01 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/07/military-consequences-of-a-dui/#comment-44794 NO. NO.

]]> Comment on Military Consequences of a DUI by lisa goode http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/07/military-consequences-of-a-dui/#comment-43364 lisa goode Fri, 06 Jul 2007 02:25:25 +0000 http://gaduiblog.com/2006/08/07/military-consequences-of-a-dui/#comment-43364 I hear that a 'soldier' that gets a DUI while in the states on leave from duty in Iraq is 'disolved' of all state court criminal record and Dept. of MVD (driving record) because the 'case' gets 'transferred' to military and all state or motor vehicle dept. charges or consequenses are then disolved. Is that true? I hear that a ’soldier’ that gets a DUI while in the states on leave from duty in Iraq is ‘disolved’ of all state court criminal record and Dept. of MVD (driving record) because the ‘case’ gets ‘transferred’ to military and all state or motor vehicle dept. charges or consequenses are then disolved. Is that true?

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