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Blog Posts in February, 2011

How much does a First Offense DUI cost?

There is no way around it, getting arrested for a DUI is expensive and getting charged in court with a DUI is even more expensive, but how expensive is a DUI conviction? Most jurisdictions will tow ...
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First Offense DUI and license issues. DMV suspension comparred to court suspension.

If you are arrested for a DUI, not only do you have to deal with the court system, but you also have to deal with the Department of Motor Vehicles. The courts and the DMV are both able to suspend your ...
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What to do if you have been stopped by law enforcement and they suspect you are DUI

Do not give a police officer a reason to arrest you. You are under no legal obligation to answer any questions beyond providing basic identification. You do not have to submit to Field Sobriety Tests ...
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Breath Tests and Mouth Alcohol

"Mouth alcohol" refers to the presence alcohol in the mouth when a breath test is being administered. Mouth alcohol can cause an abnormally high breathalyzer test result, but actually quantifying it ...
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I am often asked about expungements (PC1203.4)

To be eligible for relief pursuant to Penal Code 1203.4 (expungement) you must successfully complete probation. Assuming you have done so and paid all fines then you are eligible. There are two ways ...
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