In the State of California, the law does not require a police officer to actually see you driving a vehicle in order to arrest you for DUI. He or she simply has to believe that you were driving or intending to drive based on circumstantial evidence. Were you behind the wheel ...
Read MoreIf you are arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and you have a minor in the car (someone under the age of 14), you could face ...
View MoreIn the State of California, sobriety or DUI checkpoints are legal and are used frequently by police officers and law enforcement officials around ...
View MoreIf you have been arrested for a DUI in Oakland, Berkeley, Castro Valley, or anywhere in the Bay Area, you may have taken a Breathalyzer test. Many ...
View MoreIs that possible? Can a DUI get me deported? Unfortunately, the answer is yes. A DUI conviction can have severe and lifelong consequences for anyone. ...
View MoreIf you have pled guilty to DUI or DWI in California, you are required to have an SR22 in order to reinstate your driver's license after your ...
View MoreIf you are out with friends and alcohol is served, it can be tempting to join in and have a few. However, if you are the designated driver or if you ...
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