What is DUI?
DUI is an acronym for Driving Under the Influence. It is commonly referred to as “drunk driving” since it signifies the operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content above the legal limits, but DUI is not limited to alcohol. Driving under the influence of illegal both illegal drugs and misused prescription medications is illegal.
DUI Diversions are available to those who qualify.
DUI Victims Center of Kansas
313 N. Seneca, Ste. 103
Wichita, KS 67203
316-768-2096
office@duivictimscenterofkansas.com
The DUI Victims Center of Kansas provides services to victims and their families and increases awareness of the traumatic consequences of drinking and drugged impaired driving. They have community resources available and offer counseling to DUI victims.
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Civil Division of Sedgwick County District Court
525 N. Main
Wichita, KS
This website will allow you to seek restitution in the Civil Courts if restitution is not attainable through our courts.
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Kansas Attorney General’s Victim Compensation Website
Kansas Attorney General’s Victim Compensation Website. This is a resource for victims to receive financial support for medical bills, wage loss, therapy services, and relocation for safety expenses.
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According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, impaired driving is a chronic problem that will affect one in three Americans in their lifetime. Around 16,000 alcohol related crashes happen every year. Every day of the year, alcohol-related crashes account for one death every 33 minutes and one person injured every 2 minutes across the nation.
