Legal Articles, DUI-DWI

DUI Defense Attorneys – The Research Performed

For any individual facing Orange County DUI charges, you most likely know what’s at stake in terms of fines, jail time, and loss of privileges to driving or employment in certain fields.

California DUI: No Foolproof Evidence

For lawyers who’ve had enough experience in California’s legal system, they will tell you that no evidence is as infallible as it seems; regardless of how many charges someone is facing for DUI.

The DUI Process

The DUI lawyer can compose plea bargains or appeals to reduce sentencing for those facing lifestyle altering penalties – which is what DUIs are made of. These lifestyle changes include being unable to drive independently, hikes in car insurance, fees, misdemeanor records and more negative impacts.

The Dangers of Sexting by Teenagers and Tweens

The case result for this case is as follows: Juvenile Prosecution Hillsborough County January 2012: 2012-CJ-XXX 14 year old Juvenile was referred for prosecution for felony transmission of pornography over the internet

DUI: Electronic Monitoring as an Alternative Sentencing to Prison

This article will examine electronic monitoring in the State of California and what it entails.

What Separates a Misdemeanor DUI from a Felony DUI?

Herein outlines the ways in which driving under the influence can change from a misdemeanor into a felony offense.

Sentencing Enhancements and Aggravating Factors for DUI

Driving under the influence may sound simple to explain, but in the eyes of the law there are many incidences that count as aggravating factors.

Open Container Laws In California

When someone reads the term “open container”, they’re probably picturing a beer with the lid off. This limits the definition and elements of the law. An open container is essentially a container that has a broken seal, it’s been opened, or part of the beverage was consumed.

Registering as a Sex Offender: Requirements, Consequences and More

Registration as a lifetime sex offender is outlined in California Penal Code 290. It mandates that sex offenders who are employed, reside, or study in the State of California are required to register under this list.

Using Insanity as a Legal Defense in Criminal Trials

Pleading not guilty by reason of insanity is a rigorous defense strategy, that the defendant will have to prove as an affirmative defense. Someone deemed as legally insane after committing a crime will be installed in a mental facility, rather than in a prison.

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