When you have been arrested for drunk driving, you will be asked whether you want to take a blood or breath test. You are legally required to take one of these chemical tests under California law and the results will be used as evidence in your case if you fail. Both tests have their upsides […]
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Understanding the Process of Criminal Appeals In California
If you are convicted for a crime, you may be able to file for an appeal if you believe the original court made an error in their verdict or sentencing. These errors can be intentional -for example, due to police misconduct at the arrest, or accidental -such as mishandling of evidence by forensic staff. Common […]
What California’s Implied Consent Law Means to DUI Suspects
When you get a driver’s license in California, you must sign an agreement that states that if you are pulled over for suspicion of driving under the influence, you will consent to a blood, breath or urine test. This is known as the Implied Consent Law. It is important to note that this agreement does […]
What BAC Stands for and Why is it Used in DUIs?
If you live in California, then you may already know that the state has its maximum driving BAC set at 0.08%, but that doesn’t mean much to the many people out there who don’t understand what BAC stands for. Sure, you probably figured out that it is a way of figuring out how drunk someone […]
What to Know Prior to Your DUI Arraignment In California
When you have been arrested for drunk driving, you will face an arraignment shortly thereafter. While most people are nervous going into their DUI arraignment in California, the process can be a lot less imitating with a top-quality defense lawyer at your side. In fact,if you do not wish to attend the arraignment, your Vista, […]
