DUI checkpoints, otherwise known as sobriety checkpoints, are set up by law enforcement officers to check drivers for signs of intoxication and to deter drunk driving. These checkpoints are not conducted in every state due to varying interpretations of the Constitution, but ...
Read MoreWe’ve all seen crime dramas where a man sits behind a bar, drinks till he’s about the fall over, and gets behind the wheel. However, how many crime ...
View MoreThe law states that once you are deemed to be under the influence in California, there are two different counts that you can receive. You have the ...
View MoreIf you're under 21 and you're convicted of a DUI, the penalties are going to be greater than if you are over 21. You're going to lose your license ...
View MoreThe second DUI has much more serious consequences than a first DUI. It requires a longer alcohol program, longer probation and the fines can be ...
View MoreWhen you get a DUI, you need to call us immediately. We have 10 days from the date of the arrest to call the office of Driver Safety and set an ...
View More