When you face a DUI conviction in California, you are looking at spending thousands of dollars on fines and fees, time without a license, mandatory DUI classes, and the possibility of spending time in jail. … Read More »
Getting a DUI in Los Angeles can be a scary proposition. Police officers pursue potential drunk drivers aggressively, and prosecutors are equally adamant about getting DUI convictions. A DUI conviction means thousands of dollars in … Read More »
If you’ve been convicted of DUIs before, you know that spending time behind bars is a real possibility. You also likely know that repeat DUI offenses in California are treated differently than a first offense, … Read More »
Like many states, officers in California regularly set up DUI checkpoints. Officers set up these checkpoints to keep the streets safe and as an easy way to catch drivers who have been drinking. Once you … Read More »
Getting arrested for a DUI in California is a highly stressful situation to find yourself in. The penalties for a conviction can alter the course of your life for years to come. That’s why it’s … Read More »
When you’re convicted of a DUI in California, you face repercussions that will affect you for years to come. Even for the least serious DUI charges, you will be ordered to pay thousands of dollars … Read More »
Getting convicted of a DUI in Los Angeles or anywhere else in California means facing severe penalties that will impact your personal life for years to come. The penalties you face personally can also negatively … Read More »
The penalties you face when you get convicted of a DUI in Los Angeles are serious. You can face thousands of dollars in fines and fees, years of probation, and time behind bars. If you’re … Read More »
Getting a DUI conviction can severely affect every aspect of your life for a decade or more. While many people understand that it can affect their car insurance or ability to get a job, many … Read More »
Extradition is the process by which a person is arrested in one state to face charges in another. You don’t have to have actively tried to avoid the charges you’re accused of to be extradited. … Read More »
