Category: modal-practice

Following your DUI arrest, the law enforcement agents will confiscate your driver’s license. The arresting police officer will give you a pink paper that will be your temporary license for one month. After thirty days, the DMV will suspend your license and bar you from driving. You just have ten days from the date of…

A previous DUI conviction can have a significant adverse impact on your ability to find employment, affordable housing, and educational opportunities and move on in life regardless of when the crime occurred. An expungement under PC 1203 is a form of post-conviction relief that dismisses a conviction’s consequences, giving you a fresh start. Our team…

The police must read all suspects who they have taken into custody Miranda rights. The Miranda warning involves the police advising you of your constitutional: It is not necessary that the police read you these rights during your DUI investigation following a DUI sobriety checkpoint unless they have arrested you and started asking incriminating questions.…