Monthly Archives: May 2012
How Long Do I Have to Attend DUI School?
Many people are unaware that the length of their required DUI education program depends upon various factors including the type of conviction, the BAC of the convicted at the time of the offense, and, in some cases, special requirements of the county where the DUI was obtained. Continue reading
DMV Study: California DUI Arrests at a Low
The “Annual Report of the California DUI Management Information System,” which reports to the California Legislature, found that, overall, DUI arrests are at their lowest since 2005. Continue reading
The Heartburn Defense
Drivers charged with DUI who suffer from heartburn, acid reflux disease, or Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease may be able to make use of the Heartburn Defense which claims that symptoms of these ailments may cause false breathalyzer readings. Continue reading
Out-of-State Priors
Prior DUI convictions obtained out-of-state may or may not be used as an enhancement for subsequent DUIs obtained in California. Continue reading
What Makes Vehicular Manslaughter “Gross?”
When a person acts with gross negligence, they act in a reckless manner that creates a high risk of death or bodily injury that a reasonable person would recognize as dangerous. Continue reading
