Criminal Law Attorney in Barstow, CA
While it is no question regular passenger vehicle drivers face severe consequences after being charged and convicted of a DWI or DUI offense, individuals with a CDL will receive different ramifications. Fortunately, those with standard licenses may be eligible for a temporary or restricted driver’s license that allows them to commute to and from work. …
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In California, most motorists will (or have been) stopped by a law enforcement officer at some point in their lives. Typically, most traffic stops are made for minor traffic violations and end in warnings rather than harsher tickets or arrests. Unfortunately, though, some routine stops quickly become serious when law enforcement officers become suspicious of …
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Although you should not need a reason to not drive under the influence, it’s useful to know that California enforces some of the strictest DUI penalties in the nation. First time DUI offenders are typically ordered to pay fines anywhere between $390 to $1,000. Their license also becomes suspended for up to four months. Driving …
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If you face an active DUI charge, the best thing you can do for yourself is to find the right attorney to ensure the best outcome possible. While no attorney can promise any particular outcome, you have a way better chance of receiving a smaller penalty with an experienced attorney than not. So, to determine …
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According to the California Vehicle Code (VC) section 14601, a person is prohibited from driving knowing that their license has been revoked or suspended. Revoked licenses and suspended licenses differ in the process drivers must take to regain their driving privileges. A revoked license is a more severe consequence and can be permanent or require …
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Because coronavirus has cleared up the California highways, more and more drivers see this as a rare opportunity to speed through the roads. In this time, one reckless driver reached up to 165 mph! Since the stay-at-home order took effect on March 19th, law enforcement officers have increased speeding citations above 100 mph by 87 …
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