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  Bridgeport jury convicts woman of DUI (Connecticut Post)
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BRIDGEPORT — A Superior Court jury deliberated about two hours Friday before convicting Pamela Korchman of driving under the influence. The 52-year-old Korchman, of Broadbridge Avenue, now has three DUI convictions. Hanson arrested for DUI, hit-run (The Columbian)
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Police arrested Ridgefield Councilman Scott Hanson Thursday on suspicion of driving under the influence and hit-and-run driving, after he allegedly fled the scene of a collision he caused on Interstate 5. Sharks'' Bell facing DUI, Hit & Run charges (FOX 23 News Albany)

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Sharks forward Mark Bell was reportedly charged with felony DUI and hit and run charges and could face nearly four years in prison. Bradford County court news (The Daily Review)
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Fred Schrimp, 53, of Rome, Pa., entered a plea of guilty to DUI, a misdemeanor. Defendant faces a maximum sentence of 72 hours to six months and fines of up to $1,000 to $5,000. Defendant will also receive a license suspension of 12 months. 2 DUI counts in Rancho Mirage crash (Los Angeles Times)
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A Riverside County sheriff's deputy was charged with two felony counts of driving under the influence stemming from a Sept. 24 three-vehicle collision in Rancho Mirage that left a man injured, the Riverside County district attorney's office said Monday. Police: Judge Refused Post-Wreck DUI Test While Another Judge Ditched Beer (Law.com)
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An Illinois judge driving with his boss was charged with drunken driving after a wreck that sent another motorist to the hospital, and the other judge was seen by an officer pouring out a can of beer, police said. Sawtooth shuttle aims to cut DUIs (Rapid City Journal)
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Authorities are cracking down on drunken driving as the holidays approach, but there are ways to make it home after drinking without being arrested for DUI or being involved in an accident. Bell faces felony hit-and-run, DUI charges (Fox Sports)
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Prosecutors charged San Jose Sharks forward Mark Bell with felony hit-and-run and driving under the influence Thursday, three months after an accident during the Labor Day weekend. Bell's blood-alcohol level was "0.15 or more" when his car rear-ended a pickup truck waiting at a stop sign, according to a statement from the Santa Clara County district attorney's office. Bell, who will be arraigned  Noncompliance costs man legal representation (Montrose Daily Press)
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MONTROSE — The right to an attorney can be surrendered, Gary Bryson learned Thursday when the public defender argued his noncompliance had waived any claim to free counsel. Letters: Charges, article were like lynching (Corvallis Gazette Times)
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The “hatchet job” done by the Benton County District Attorney and the Gazette-Times on John Cassady is similar to a KKK lynching. The DUII is OK. Charging John Cassady with criminal mischief, reckless endangerment and fourth-degree assault on his wife is egregious!