A San Diego Halloween Amidst a Pandemic
November 6, 2020
A San Diego Halloween Amidst a Pandemic San Diego made the most of Halloween this year, despite the grave uncertainty of the current global pandemic.
Category: California drunk driving help
What Counts as Reasonable Suspicion in a DUI Investigation?
October 5, 2020
What Counts as Reasonable Suspicion in a DUI Investigation? In order for San Diego law enforcement to stop you for driving under the influence (DUI),
How Can You Get a Wet Reckless When Only Wet?
June 29, 2020
How can you get a Wet Reckless when only wet? California Highway Patrol (CHP) DUI Officers This particular California Highway Patrolman (CHP) happens to be
Free Online AA, Smart Recovery or Self-Help Meetings
June 3, 2020
Read and click below. Do not call 619 218-2997 (just a San Diego DUI lawyer). If you get arrested for a DUI, it is possible
High BAC or Prior DUI Case in San Diego County – What to do?
May 28, 2020
What should be the first items of business when you are arrested with a high BAC, for a second DUI, or for a third DUI
Celebrate a Fun-Filled Halloween and Avoid Being a DUI Statistic
October 30, 2019
Celebrate a Fun-Filled Halloween Celebrating Halloween should be a fun event for all ages. Whether that means dressing up in elaborate costumes, trick-or-treating, or gathering
How much does a DUI attorney cost?
April 17, 2019
For a first-time misdemeanor DUI, a DUI attorney generally costs in the ballpark of $1,500 to $5,000. A California DUI Lawyer Association (CDLA) Specialist often
Avoid a DUI on the 4th of July
June 28, 2017
Fourth of July festivities include some of the most fun and memorable times with family and friends! It is a time to celebrate and appreciate
Quality San Diego DUI criminal and administrative defense lawyers start with the fundamentals. Basic drunk driving attorney queries are thorough!
December 4, 2011
Quality San Diego DUI criminal and administrative defense lawyers start with the fundamentals. Basic drunk driving attorney queries necessarily include rights, procedures, protocol, requirements, laws,
California DUI Statutory Presumptions & Implied Consent Laws
June 16, 2007
California Statutory DUI Presumptions: If the alcohol level was less than 0.05 percent, it will be presumed that the defendant was NOT under the influence