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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…
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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…
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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…
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Why You Should Consider Using an Answering Service For Your DUl Defense Law Firm
When a motorist is accused of DUI, they often seek the help of a DUI attorney right away, whether it’s in the morning, middle of the night, or on the weekend. Your DUI defense law firm may be their only hope of clearing their name. Anxious clients will call you for help whenever the need…
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Manslaughter DUI – No Jail
Santa Ana, California, November 8, 2018 – The San Diego DUI Attorney Law Firm announces the resolution of People v. N.D., a felony criminal law case in Superior Court. Earlier this year, N.D. driving a motor vehicle on a local freeway and was involved in a motor vehicle collision. As a result of the collision,…