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California, like all other states, requires that the drivers who are involved in an accident stop at the scene or as soon as safely able. Those who do not stop and instead continue driving are … Read More »

KTLA reports that an alleged DUI driver has been ordered to stand trial in the case of an alleged DUI crash that killed a man and his 1-year-old daughter.  26-year-old Hans. T Guloy has been … Read More »

The Ventura County Star reports on a man sentenced to five years in prison for his role in a fatal DUI accident. On June 14th, 24-year-old Maximino Diaz pleaded guilty to charges of gross vehicular manslaughter … Read More »

In California, getting into an accident while intoxicated can result in a slew of charges. Not only will the driver likely be charged with a typical DUI, which is a misdemeanor, if people are hurt, … Read More »

Most DUI charges in California are misdemeanors. However, there are situations where a DUI can become a felony. If it’s a first-time DUI charge, it is generally only charged as a felony if someone was … Read More »

  In California, the penalties for even a first-time DUI can be harsh. The penalties can include up to six months of jail time, three months of DUI school, 3-5 years of DUI probation, license … Read More »

ABC 30 reports on a man who was killed in a suspected DUI crash as he was giving a friend a ride.  On Saturday night, surveillance video caught the moment that a suspected drunken driver … Read More »

California takes the offense of driving under the influence very seriously. They take the charge even more seriously when minors are put into harms way by being in the vehicle with a driver who is … Read More »

According to the Centers for Disease Control, around one-third of all crashes in the United States involve a driver that is intoxicated. Californians between the age of 20 and 30 are most at risk for … Read More »

DUI causing injury in California is one of those “wobbler” charges. Simply put, DUI causing injury is a charge that can be charged either as a misdemeanor or a felony. Many things can factor into … Read More »