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Category Archives: License Issues
Under 21
The so-called Zero Tolerance law is found in Vehicle Code section 23136. If you are under 21, and drive with a BAC of .01% or more, you may lose your license for 1 year. Of course you may apply for … Continue reading
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Statutes and Regulations
There are many statutes and regulations which are commonly referenced in DUI cases. Here are some which come up most frequently: VC 23152(a) DUI – driving while impaired (alcohol, drugs – illegal or not, or both alcohol and drugs) VC … Continue reading
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Out of State Residents
COURT: Even if you are charged with a Misdemeanor, you will be required to return to California for your Court appearances unless you are represented by an attorney. Only you or your attorney can appear in court. YOUR LICENSE: California DMV will … Continue reading
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Out of State Priors
A prior conviction from another state may be used here in California – in court, and at the DMV. However, there are limitations. The prior conviction must be for an offense, which would be a DUI if committed here. That … Continue reading
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BAC Calculator
I have had US beer(s) Light beer(s) Reduced alcohol beer(s) Pint(s) of beer Malt liquor(s) Glass(es) of table wine Glass(es) of Champagne Glass(es) of Fortified/Dessert wine Bloody Mary(s) Gin and Tonic(s) Highball(s) Irish Coffee(s) On the Rocks Pina Colada(s) Screwdriver(s) … Continue reading
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Public Records
Here is some useful information if you are researching the law on public records. Remember, these records belong to you, not the government agency. We are a government “by the people” and “for the people”. court files are public record Attorney … Continue reading
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