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Chances are good if you are reading this blog that you face impaired driving charges in San Diego or elsewhere. You may have made a mistake last night — but looking for legal help right away was the smart thing to do. According to the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, drunk driving is… Read More »
Let’s face it — a DUI charge can be serious. But with the right DUI defense lawyer by your side, you may be able to beat the charges. Following are some of the attributes you should look for when hiring an attorney: Experience: When searching for the right DUI defense lawyer, you must choose someone… Read More »
Here are some frequently asked questions and answers about driving under the influence (DUI). Can I be charged for DUI even if my car isn’t moving? Yes. You can be charged with a “parked car” DUI if you’re in the car with the keys while intoxicated. What is a “wet reckless” offense? Wet reckless is… Read More »
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Shannon Smith
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Published
April 27, 2012
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DUI
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Tagged california laws, charges, defense, DUI classes, DUI lawyer, faq, field sobriety test, legal, offense, san diego
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If you are arrested for DUI, you will be asked to take a chemical test—a blood or breathalyzer test to measure blood alcohol content (BAC). You can refuse to take these tests. However, you should know that refusal will result in very serious consequences. The reason refusal is so serious is because of California’s “implied… Read More »
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Shannon Smith
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Published
April 24, 2012
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DUI
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Tagged arrested, california laws, charges, chemical dui test, drunk driving lawyer, dui tests, jail time, law, law firm, legal, penalties, san diego
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If you have been arrested for DUI, you are going to need an attorney. A good lawyer can minimize or even eliminate the charges against you. That’s why it’s important to do your research. Don’t choose the first one you happen to come across in the phone book. A DUI offense is very serious, and… Read More »
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Shannon Smith
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Published
April 12, 2012
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Posted in
DUI
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Tagged blood test, breathalyzer, california, case, charges, DUI, field sobriety tests, law, legal, san diego attorney
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Most states have an “implied consent” law that requires drivers to submit to chemical testing if they have been arrested for DUI. Although you can refuse a Breathalyzer before you are arrested, refusing a test after arrest can result in severe penalties, including license suspension. You may not be aware of the fact that, just… Read More »