Blog Posts in 2014

In California, a driver's BAC (blood alcohol content) is considered over the legal limit if it is measured at 0.08% or higher. It is not uncommon for close to an hour to pass between the time the ...

Filing an SR-22 is typical after being convicted of a very serious traffic violation, such as a DUI, for example. A DUI charge in California can carry a number of penalties if you are convicted. These ...

Were you arrested for drunk driving in California? If so, you may be wondering whether or not you will have to spend any time in jail. The answer to this question is: it depends. The severity of the ...

If you were recently arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), it is important to understand that the police report will be a crucial piece of evidence in your case—assuming that you take your ...

If you are pulled over in a DUI, your behavior could have direct implications on your future. As soon as you see those blue and red lights flashing in your rearview mirror, find a safe place to pull ...

California sobriety checkpoints are scheduled events which involve police offers setting up a DUI checkpoint at a specific, reported location. When at that location, officers are permitted to pull ...