In most California DUI cases, you have the option of pleading “No Contest” rather than guilty. If you choose this plea, you will be found guilty and sentenced—but there are times when it is better … Read More »
What is the purpose of “discovery” in a court case? Discovery is a process that allows for the exchange of information before a court trial starts. Both the defense and the prosecution can share information … Read More »
The courts in California may dismiss a case either with or without prejudice. Cases dismissed with prejudice cannot be reopened. This could leave you wondering if a case can be reopened if it was dismissed … Read More »
Can you fight a charge for driving under the influence (DUI) in Los Angeles? To resolve a DUI charge in California, you may want to reach out to a Los Angeles DUI lawyer to get … Read More »
If you’ve been charged with a DUI offense in California, you’re facing severe penalties that could haunt you for a decade or more. You may believe that the prosecution has a rock-solid case and that … Read More »
Getting a DUI in California comes with harsh penalties, even if there was no accident. However, getting charged with a DUI after an accident is likely to increase the penalties you face by a substantial … Read More »
Yes. In general, all Breathalyzers and breath test units used by law enforcement in California can be admitted as evidence in court. However, not all devices are treated equally. Breathalyzer is a specific brand of … Read More »
Under California law, there are two ways to lose your driver’s license if you’re arrested for DUI. One is to be convicted of the DUI charge in court. But the other way can happen whether … Read More »
Being convicted of DUI does not always mean you’re out of options. California has an appeal process where individuals convicted of a criminal offense can ask a higher court to review the decision. In some … Read More »
In California, the DMV hearing is completely separate from your DUI charge. The two can affect each other, but winning your DMV hearing will not in and of itself help you win at court. How … Read More »
