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When law enforcement stops you in California for suspected DUI, you may question whether you must submit to a breathalyzer test. The answer depends on the context—specifically, the timing and nature of the request. Understanding the two types of tests DUI...
A DUI conviction in California can result in a suspended driver's license. However, there are some cases in which California allows people to apply for a hardship license, also known as a critical need restriction. Losing driving privileges can make it difficult to...
Driving under the influence of marijuana in California can lead to serious legal consequences. Many people assume that because marijuana is legal for recreational and medical use, it won’t impact their ability to drive legally. However, California law treats marijuana...
Driving under the influence (DUI) laws are strict in California, but commercial drivers face even more severe consequences than regular drivers. This difference is due to the added responsibility commercial drivers have, as their jobs often involve transporting goods...
DUI checkpoints are temporary roadblocks set up by law enforcement to catch impaired drivers. Officers stop vehicles to check for signs of intoxication, such as slurred speech, alcohol on the breath, or other indications of impaired driving. Checkpoints usually occur...
The rise of autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles has introduced new challenges in DUI law enforcement. While these vehicles offer advanced technology that reduces the need for human intervention, the law still holds drivers accountable for impaired operation....
Everyone knows that a DUI is a serious offense in California, but did you know there is a lesser charge called "wet reckless"? This alternative can have significant implications for your driving record and future. What is "wet reckless," and how does it differ from a...
A prior DUI conviction can have serious consequences on a new DUI case. California law takes repeat offenses very seriously, and each subsequent DUI conviction results in harsher penalties. It is crucial for anyone facing DUI charges to understand how prior...
Driving under the influence (DUI) laws are strict, especially for drivers under 21. It is important to understand what happens when someone under 21 drives under the influence. Zero-tolerance policy California’s zero-tolerance law, under California Vehicle Code...
Facing a DUI charge can be overwhelming. In addition to the standard legal fees and time lost to court sessions, a DUI charge can lead to intense fines, driver’s license revocation, or even jail time. While many people associate DUI with alcohol or illegal drugs,...