Courts need to stop putting DUI offenders on road

2012-12-05T00:00:00Z Courts need to stop putting DUI offenders on road nwitimes.com
December 05, 2012 12:00 am

Putting a two-time, three-time or even a four-time DUI driver back on the road is like putting us victims in an Army vehicle on the roads in Afghanistan.

It's going to keep on happening until a sleeping government wakes up our court system. Are we heartless? We want answers. Or can't our courts handle our dismay.

- Pat Tuleja, Schererville

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