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The Benefits of Creative And Skillful Plea Bargaining in a Los Angeles DUI Case

Plea bargaining is simply a negotiation between your attorney and the prosecutor to dismiss or reduce the charges that may be pending against you. These type of negotiations can also be very effective at obtaining dismissals, reductions in penalties like eliminating jail time, in exchange for community service. For example,…

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Refusal to Take a BAC Test Due to Inability in a San Diego DUI Case

If a person is charged with a DUI, and they refused to take a breath or blood test at the time of the arrest, they may face additional consequences if convicted. When a driver is issued a California license, they give implied consent to submit for a blood alcohol test…

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What Issues are Addressed During a Los Angeles DMV Hearing?

During a DMV Hearing the officer will ask questions and review the arrest report to determine several issues and make a decision regarding the restriction or suspension of your driver’s license based on their findings. All questions asked and evidence gathered will be directed towards determining answers and argument centered…

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The Importance of Proper Preparation for a Los Angeles DMV Hearing

When a person has been charged and arrested for a Southern California Driving under the Influence charge they must appear before a criminal court Judge as well as a DMV hearing officer. The criminal court will determine if they are guilty of a DUI and will dismiss or sentence accordingly.…

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What is the Difference for Burden of Proof in a Los Angeles Criminal DUI Case and a DMV Hearing?

The burden of proof in a criminal case refers to whether the government (Department of Motor Vehicles or the Prosecutor) or the driver has to prove the person being charged meets the standard required to be found guilty of the offense. During a DUI case in front of the Criminal…

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Fighting Drunk Driving Charges Involving Low Blood Alcohol Readings in Los Angeles Courtroom’s

California state law prohibits anyone from driving a motor vehicle when your driving ability is impaired under section 23152 (a) of the vehicle code. Drivers are also prohibited under section 23152 (b) of the vehicle code to drive a motor vehicle when their blood alcohol level is a .08% or…

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Factors that Affect the Blood Alcohol Level and Potential Errors in a Los Angeles BAC Reading

Many different factors come together to affect the rate of alcohol absorption, how quickly it is distributed into your blood stream and how quickly it is eliminated from your body. Alcohol absorption is affected by the food you have ingested and the type of drink. When food is eaten along…

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