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California DUI Penalties
In California, DUI penalties are set forth by strict state statutes. When a person is convicted of DUI, the judge will refer to these statutes in order to decide upon a reasonable sentence. In all DUI cases, the penalties for DUI offenders are based on a variety of factors including the facts and circumstances surrounding the individual’s DUI arrest, the individual’s blood alcohol concentration results, local policies, and the ability of the prosecutor assigned to the case. ›› Read more
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California DMV Case
If you have been charged with driving under the influence, it is important that you contact the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to schedule an Administrative Per Se (APS) hearing within ten (10) days of your arrest. If a hearing is not requested within the 10 day period, which includes weekends and holidays, your California driver license will automatically be suspended for a minimum of thirty (30) days.
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Multiple DUI's
If a person has prior driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs convictions and is charged with a subsequent DUI, that person is considered a multiple DUI offender by the state of California. Each driving under the influence offense will lead to progressively harsher legal penalties for the offender. These penalties can include imprisonment, fines, DUI school, probation, and license suspension. ›› Read more
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Hire A DUI Attorney
Being arrested for DUI can be a confusing experience. If you have been charged with or arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs (DUI), the first thing you should do is contact an experienced California DUI defense attorney. From the very beginning of the legal process, your attorney will provide you with valuable information and advice to protect your long-term interests.
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