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  • What are the Penalties for a Second Time DUI in California?

    What are the Penalties for a Second Time DUI in California?

    In California, a second DUI is treated as a serious repeat offense with significantly harsher penalties than a first conviction. When you are arrested and have a prior DUI or a wet reckless within the 10-year look-back period, the consequences become more serious. The court and the DMV also impose stricter penalties. Unlike a first…

  • How Does DUI by a Ride-Sharing Driver Work in California?

    How Does DUI by a Ride-Sharing Driver Work in California?

    In California, driving under the influence (DUI) by a ride-sharing driver is defined under California Vehicle Code 23152(e) as driving a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.04 percent or higher and carrying a paying passenger for hire. Legislative changes implemented in July 2018 permanently categorized ride-share operators and traditional commercial vehicle drivers…

  • How Does California Law Define “DUI Causing Injury?”

    How Does California Law Define “DUI Causing Injury?”

    Vehicle Code 23153 defines driving under the influence (DUI) with injury as operating a motor vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol and causing an accident that leads to injuries to someone else. If the prosecutor has charged you with this crime, it is advisable to retain a seasoned attorney immediately. It is because…

  • DUI Under California Law

    California law prohibits anyone from operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or the combined influence of both alcohol and drugs. Any substance, whether legal or illegal, that can impair your driving abilities can lead to DUI charges. Under California law, the term vehicle is broad and can include scooters, bicycles, and…

  • Judgment -Free Legal Representation

    Judgment -Free Legal Representation

    Society has a stigma towards DUI charges, and you could be subjected to embarrassment and humiliation following a DUI conviction. At the San Diego DUI Attorney, we treat every client respectfully, regardless of the charges a client faces. Our attorneys will take time to explain the legal process to you, help you explore your options,…

  • We Focus On The Results And Your Future

    We Focus On The Results And Your Future

    At the San Diego DUI Attorney, we do not just focus on getting you through the legal process, but also on protecting your future. We will strive to keep your criminal record clean, your driver’s license safe, and your reputation intact. We adopt different approaches, including challenging the evidence against you in court, negotiating for…

  • Local Experience That Works For You

    Local Experience That Works For You

    We have handled numerous DUI cases across San Diego and understand how local judges and prosecutors work. This means we can anticipate potential challenges before they occur and negotiate accordingly. We understand how different courthouses across San Diego work and will tailor your defense to meet the unique expectations of a courthouse. Working with an…

  • We Dig Deep Into The Details

    We Dig Deep Into The Details

    No two DUI cases are the same. Maybe the police stopped you without probable cause. Perhaps the officer who administered the field sobriety tests was not qualified. Sometimes, your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) results might be unreliable because of faulty equipment or poor handling. Our attorneys evaluate every aspect of a case, from the traffic…

  • Seeking An Expungement Of Your DUI Conviction

    Under California law, you can qualify for an expungement of your criminal conviction if you have completed probation. In drunk driving cases, completing probation can involve the following: You can also qualify for an expungement of your DUI conviction if you did not serve time in a state prison for the offense. If you served…

  • Representing You During The DMV Hearing

    You should book a DMV hearing within ten days of your DUI arrest to avoid an automatic license suspension by the California Department of Motor Vehicles. At the hearing, a DMV officer will evaluate the evidence of your DUI case to determine whether to suspend your driver’s license. This hearing is independent of the court…