Every DUI case in California generally undergoes the same basic process. Once you have been arrested, it is important to reach out to a DUI attorney promptly and find out what to expect next. This can help you work cohesively with your attorney to form a strong...
Whatever circumstances led to your DUI arrest, first offenses can lead to several types of penalties. California law outlines the penalties and consequences for first and subsequent DUI offenses. State agencies also provide information on how police officers identify...
Driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over the legal limit of 0.08 percent is a crime in California. Anyone arrested and charged with a DUI in California faces some of the toughest punishments in the country. License suspension, fines and even jail time are...
A DUI charge is serious. It can be an overwhelming and stressful situation for anyone. However, when that DUI charge is paired with an injury charge, it can result in life-altering consequences if not defended aggressively. What is a California DUI causing injury?...
A DUI charge will stay on your record for ten years in California. If you are charged with a second DUI offense within a 10-year period, the penalties increase from your first DUI conviction. Similar to a first DUI offense, a second DUI charge could have...
A DUI conviction can lead to multiple adverse life consequences. For instance, it could be more difficult to retain or find new employment. Depending on the circumstances, you can receive an expungement for a DUI conviction in California. DUI expungement is the...