Ignition Interlock Device (IID) An Option to Keep Driving After A DUI in California- SB1046
Drivers accused of DUI in California now have an option to avoid a suspension of their driving privilege… As of January 1, 2019, drivers accused of Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of alcohol or in combination with drugs, may be... Read More →
DMV Win at a Chemical Test Refusal Hearing at the San Bernardino DSO
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Case History: California Drivers Advocates was retained to defend a client whose driver license was being suspended by the California Department of Motor Vehicles following an arrest for DUI in which he allegedly refused to submit to a Chemical Test. Under... Read More →
The Purpose of A Forensic Alcohol Expert
When preparing for an “Administrative Per Se” or “Zero Tolerance” hearing, one of the most difficult hurdles facing a California driver is the successful attack of the blood, breath, or urine evidence in their case. As discussed in other chapters... Read More →
DMV Victory at a “Refusal” Hearing in San Bernardino
Case History: California Drivers Advocates was engaged to represent a client whose driver license was in jeopardy of suspended or revoked following a DUI arrest by a San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Deputy in the City of Rancho Cucamonga. Our 67... Read More →
DMV Victory at an APS Hearing in the San Jose Driver Safety Office
Case History: California Drivers Advocates was engaged to assist a client whose driver license was in jeopardy of being suspended following a DUI arrest in Santa Cruz County. The 48 year old client was stopped by a Santa Cruz Deputy... Read More →
Chemical Breath Test at a DMV Administrative Per Se/DUI Hearing
You Only Have 10 CALENDAR Days To Contact The DMV To Initiate Your Defense. Contact Our Team Immediately To Initiate Your Defense. What is a Chemical Breath Test? The most frequently presented source of scientific evidence at a DMV Administrative... Read More →
DUI/Sobriety Checkpoints
Are DUI/Sobriety Checkpoints Legal? Prior to 1990, DUI/Sobriety Checkpoints were mostly unheard of. Police agencies have been stopping and arresting drivers at “roadblocks” for years but establishing “checkpoints” that are specifically aimed at arresting drunk drivers is a relatively new... Read More →