DUI Lawyer California - Drunk Driving Defense

DUI Lawyer √ Checklist

Your attorney will typically:

Request DMV hearing.
Appear in Court for you.
Examine evidence; conduct discovery.
Scrutinize breathalizer machine records.
Investigate conditions that may have caused a false BAC reading.
Investigate technical defects in case. Bring a motion to suppress.
Seek to have charges dropped or reduced. Negotiate with DA.
If necessary, prepare for trial.

The above is only a partial list of typical events in a DUI case. The proper course of action in your case will depend on the specific circumstances.

DUI Developments
People v. McNeal: Partition Ratio Evidence Allowed Some Repeat DUI Offenders Eligible For Restricted Licenses Sooner 2010 Brings New Pilot Interlock Program to Four California Counties California Police Increase Use of "Sniffer" Flashlights

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Further DUI Concepts
The Typical Charges Why Multiple Charges?The Complaint What is Implied Consent?The DMV Hearing Field Sobriety Tests Penalties Problems With Breath Tests Ways To Beat the Charge Drug-Impaired Driving Key California Statutes Effect of Prior DUI Convictions

Why You Need Us

● You don't want a "100% DUI" settlement mill. We take our cases seriously and spend the time necessary to achieve the best results for our clients.

● The background and experience of our attorneys are first-class. Our lead attorney, Gordon M. Fauth, holds degrees from Harvard University and the University of California at Berkeley. He is on the Advisory Board of the American Bar Association. He is AVVO-rated "10.0 Superb," the highest professional rating given an attorney.

● Each state has its own separate DUI laws and regulations. California's are particularly complex. You don't want someone with a certificate from a weekend seminar in another state.

● You need lawyers – like us – who are knowledgeable and experienced in California law and procedure. Most of our attorneys are members of the California DUI Lawyers Association, the oldest drunk driving defense bar association in the United States.

● We won't charge you any more; but we'll give you a lot more for your money.

The DUI Checkpoint

DUI checkpoints operate under a different rationale than an ordinary traffic stop. ( . . . more)