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So, you have been hanging out with your friends, or just had a meeting with some colleagues, or were called to a local bar for a chat and a glass of wine. People around you kept saying that you had already had too much to drink, but you are planning to have another drink. You needed to get home and your car is parked right outside. You want to know how impaired are you and if it is safe to drive. Let’s look at some ways to help you figure out if you are too drunk to drive. If you are wondering how drunk you may be or whether you need to call a cab or Uber instead of driving […]
In California, a DUI will stay on your driving and a criminal record for 10 years. The 10 years are counted from an offense date to an offense date and not from conviction date to conviction date. A prior DUI, when charged by the prosecutor, is deemed a “prior”. The “priors” or “priorability” is legal terminology for a type of offense that carries a more severe punishment for repeat crimes. For example, a second DUI arrest within 10 years of the first DUI arrest will be filed as a second DUI and will carry mandatory jail time. Instead, if there are more than ten years between your first and second DUI cases, the DUI will be only a “first” DUI even when […]
Jail Sentence and Booking in Jail If you are facing a criminal offense, the punishment can include jail. The punishment for a criminal case is referred to as sentencing and is carried out by a judge. Not all cases include jail time, but when a person is sentenced to jail time, the judge can order a defendant to either be taken into custody in court or the judge can order the person to report to jail for serving his sentence. Many county jails, and Los Angeles County Jail in particular, have too many people in jails, and because of that, many prisoners are kicked out of jail before they complete their sentence. A decision to release a prisoner early and […]
In almost all U.S. states it is prohibited to drink or carry alcoholic beverages or unsealed marijuana in a vehicle. There are a number of laws in California that control drinking alcohol or possessing an alcoholic beverage while operating a vehicle. California Vehicle Code section 23222 is the main law criminalizing “open containers”. Please click on the links below to go directly to your topic of interest: Penalties for Possessing an Open Container in a Car in California Open Container in A Parked Car in Los Angeles Legal California Defenses for Open Container They are known as California Open Container Laws and determine the following: A driver or passenger must not drink any spirits while in a car upon a […]
This article discusses What is Ignition Interlock Device(IID) is and when is it required in California. Click on the links below to go directly to your topic of interest. What is an Ignition Interlock Device IID Requirements after a DUI conviction in Los Angeles County How long IID has to be in the car after a DUI in Los Angeles? When Will I have to Install the IID after a DUI in Los Angeles? How to Avoid Ignition Interlock Device 2019 Changes to the IID Law In California: SB1046 What is the Ignition Interlock Device (IID)? IID is an abbreviation for the Ignition Interlock Device and is a machine wired to the vehicle’s ignition that requires a breath sample from […]
This article discusses California Vehicle Code 22107: Unsafe Lane Сhange. Click on the links below to go directly to your topic of interest. California Vehicle Code 22107 Reason to stop for CVC 22107 What is the cost of the 22107 violation in California? How To Fight CVC 22107 Fine in California? California Vehicle Code 22107 (CVC 22107) CVC 22107. No person shall turn a vehicle from a direct course or move right or left upon a roadway until such movement can be made with reasonable safety and then only after the giving of an appropriate signal in the manner provided in this chapter in the event any other vehicle may be affected by the movement. Under CVC 22107, a vehicle can […]
It is hard to find a person who was never pulled over by police in Los Angeles. A police stop in Los Angeles can result in DUI investigations. Some police officers will say that “all police stops are potential DUI investigations”. If you are investigated for a DUI in Los Angeles, you can be arrested for a DUI and have a Los Angeles DUI arrest on your record. How do you avoid a DUI investigation or an arrest? If you did have something to drink, what do you say or do to increase the chances of winning a DUI and reducing the chances of being arrested? Los Angeles DUI attorney answers these questions here. Should You Talk To Cops?: No! […]
RESTITUTION PAYMENT IN DUI CASES Any conviction for a DUI can result not only in payment of money to the courts in fines and costs, but it can also result in payment of money to “victims” as part of the compensation for any direct loss that they suffered. In California law, victims are defined broadly but in DUI cases it usually means those who got injured in DUI traffic accidents. If you are convicted of a DUI case you can be ordered to pay thousands of dollars to the victims of a DUI collision to compensate them for all of their expenses. The best way to protect yourself from paying large sums of money to the victims is to fight […]
Here, the Los Angeles DUI Attorney discusses how a DUI can affect a person’s ability to earn a living. Because, on average, 30% of individuals who are arrested for DUI in Los Angeles, have a professional license or permit, being convicted of a DUI may result in the loss of that license or permit and consequently, not only a criminal record or loss of driver’s license but also loss of your job. Specifically, if you are a nurse, a doctor, a radiologist, an attorney, a police officer, a member of the armed forces, or hold any other professional license, being arrested for a DUI in Los Angeles (or anywhere else) can result in a start of the disciplinary proceeding. So, […]
For most people, consumption of alcohol will result in slower reaction time, decreased ability to concentrate, and reduced mobility. The end result is that alcohol will negatively affect the ability to drive a vehicle and react to traffic conditions. This negative effect on the ability to drive is the reason impaired driving causes so many accidents on the roadway. Accidents can result in injuries, property damage, and even deaths. Alcohol Affect On a Person Shortly after consuming an alcoholic beverage, 20% of the alcohol will get absorbed through the stomach into the bloodstream where the alcohol will start affecting a person. The remaining 80% of alcohol will get absorbed into the blood through the small intestine and other parts of […]
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