Child Injury Lawyer Blog

By David Wolf, Attorney
Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network

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In North Dakota and other states, drivers get behind the steering wheel of cars and drive when they are under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Some are so inebriated or drugged out that they lack the necessary judgment and motor skills to safely operate a motor vehicle. In Bismarck, North Dakota, a driver (Nicoholas Krush) was arrested for DUI (Driving Under the Influence) when his pick up truck crashed into St. Alexius Hospital in Bismarck. At the time of the crash, the driver was not only impaired but he was also undressed. Yes, he was naked at the time of the crash. News reports state that the driver may have overdosed on prescription medications. Fortunately and quite miraculously, no one was injured in this accident.

Mr. Krush will need a good criminal defense attorney /lawyer to represent him on this matter.

You can read more about this story at Naked Driver Arrested for Crash into Hospital in Bismarck, North Dakota.

By David Wolf, Attorney
Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network

The United States Department of Health and Human Resources has a website that has a great reference tool for parents and caregivers with children in day care centers and child care centers. Each state regulates day care centers / child care centers through a state specific administrative code and / or policy manual. Go to State Administrative Rules and Policy Manuals for Child Care. Another good resource is located at the website for the National Resource Center for
Health and Safety in Child Care and Early Education. Parents should use these and other resources to educate themselves on the various state specific rules and regulations for day care centers and child care centers. Each state regulates day care centers slightly differently. As such, parents should be informed on the regulations that apply to their children's day care center. Is the facility following the law? Are the state specific requirements for staffing being met? Are records being kept according to the state law? What information as a parent and caregiver am I entitled to regarding incidents and accidents? What disciplinary measures are allowed? What disciplinary actions are prohibited? These and many other issues are addressed in these day care rules and regulations. In addition, parents concerned about the care being received in a day care center / child care center can also consult with a child injury attorney / lawyer to find out if there is a viable case or claim to be pursued on behalf of a child who has been injured in a day care center as a result of day care negligence, abuse, or neglect.

By David Wolf, Attorney Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network In North Dakota and other States, child abuse and neglect comes in all different types and forms. Law enforcement officials in Bismarck, North Dakota are prosecuting a woman who allegedly breast fed her child while she was under the influence / drunk from alcohol. At the time of the breast feeding incident, the child was 6 weeks old. The mother (Stacey Anvarinia) is 27 years old and represented by a North Dakota attorney. Ms. Anvarinia's attorney stated that no blood was taken at the time of the arrest. In criminal cases of this nature, the Defendant is entitled to representation and it is the State's burden to prove the case. According to the prosecutor, alcohol was not the only factor in the prosecution of this case. You can read more about this case at North Dakota Mother Charged with Child Neglect for Breast Feeding Child While Drunk.

By David Wolf, Attorney
Published by Child Injury Lawyer Network

A cold front went through the Upper Mid West including States like North Dakota and South Dakota. Many schools were closed in the Dakotas as well as other States like Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas, and Missouri. The temperature in Grand Forks, Dakota dropped to a record low of 37 degrees below zero which beat the prior record set in 1979 according to the National Weather Service.

Icy, snowy, and weather conditions like these make for dangerous roads for drivers and passengers. Schools and business shut down because roads are not drivable or are just too dangerous for safe travel. You can read more about these frigid weather conditions at Shock Cold Waves Shocks Upper Middle West - Schools Close Down.