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States all across the nation are cracking down on DUI’s.  Blood alcohol thresholds are falling, punishments are becoming more severe, and tolerance everywhere is abating.   Even the media are calling for individuals to be more responsible.  With all this pressure … Continue reading →

Driving while intoxicated gets a very bad rap, and, of course, this is justifiably so. At the same time, however, there is another equally insidious threat to safe driving that many drivers neglect—lack of sleep. As noted in a recent … Continue reading →

There’s an unfortunate trend among millions of college students, and it seems to grow every single year: drunk driving. While driving under the influence is dangerous and could end up killing drunk drivers as well as others, more and more … Continue reading →

With drugs, alcohol, and drunk driving being a major component of most movies, television shows, current video games, and pop songs (even politics and the local news), it’s no surprise that we have put such effort into anti drunk driving … Continue reading →

San Diego DUI lawyers have competing obligations to their clients and to the courts that must be carefully balanced in order to provide effective representation while remaining within the confines of their professional obligations. An attorney’s fiduciary duty to a … Continue reading →

We all know that California law prohibits driving under the influence.  What we don’t all realize is that California’s DUI laws are actually implemented differently in different parts of the state.  What’s more interesting is that these laws are even … Continue reading →

For the most part, California DUI penalties are pretty straight forward. A conviction generally subjects an offender to probation, fines, possible incarceration (mandatory incarceration for a second or subsequent offense), DUI school and a driver’s license suspension. However, there are … Continue reading →

“I was walking my bicycle across my front yard to put it up on the porch when I was stopped by the police” Jeff Brown from Columbus, Ohio recounts. During the stop, the officer told him that he smelled alcohol … Continue reading →

Regardless if you have been caught driving under the influence or you are being charged with the offense, you should not disregard it as something harmless. In accordance with the laws at the time of your citation and the changes … Continue reading →