DUI Accident

DUI accident content, prioritized the way your intake team already prioritizes it

A DUI allegation is a +35 point signal on its own — one of the largest single bonuses in the scoring model, second only to fatality.

DUI-related incidents carry a dedicated has_dui flag that adds +35 points to an incident's priority score — reflecting that DUI cases tend to be higher-value, higher-clarity liability cases and correspondingly higher-intent searches ("hit by drunk driver lawyer," "DUI accident compensation").

Because the +35 DUI signal frequently combines with other high-value flags — a DUI crash is disproportionately likely to also involve a fatality or critical injury — DUI incidents are among the fastest categories to clear the generation threshold.

How this is scored

has_dui: +35 points, independent of incident type. Combined with a fatality (+50) and in-state location (+25), a single DUI fatality incident can score 110 points before any other signal is applied.

Where it's sourced from

Local TV and newspaper RSS feeds for your state.

Frequently asked questions

How is a DUI allegation detected from a news article?
The discovery engine checks source article text for DUI/DWI-related keywords during ingestion and sets the has_dui flag on the incident record, which the scoring engine then reads when calculating priority.
Does the article state that DUI was confirmed, or just alleged?
The AI is instructed to reflect the incident's actual reporting status — "alleged," "suspected," or "charged with" as appropriate — never stating DUI as a legal finding of fact. Your attorney reviews this language before approval, same as every other article.
Can DUI content raise liability or ethics concerns for my firm?
Every article routes through your Review Queue before anything is published, specifically so your attorney can adjust language, add disclaimers, or reject the draft entirely if it doesn't meet your firm's standards.

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