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Anaheim, Aptos, Bakersfield, Berkeley, Brea, Beverly Hills DUI Lawyers

1. Anaheim
2. Anaheim Hills
3. Antelope Valley
   1. Bates, James: If you're being charged with a DUI, don't attempt to fight the battle alone. If you wait too long you may lose your rights. Example: You must call the DMV within 10 days to obtain a lecense hearing.
4. Arcadia
   1. Vincent Davis: In California, the Òthree strikesÓ law means that even a misdemeanor crime, on top of two previous felony convictions, can result in a minimum sentence of 25 years to life. Whether your offense is your first or your third, you need the representation of an experienced criminal defense attorney.
5. Arcata
   1. Jeffrey Scwartz: If I am arrested, what will happen? While at the station, the police will likely take your personal belongings, your fingerprints, and your photo. This is called booking. Depending on the facts of your case, Summit Defense may be able to seal the record of the arrest. If youÕve been charged with a misdemeanor, you may be released after booking and given a future court date. Otherwise you will be jailed until bailed out, or your Summit Defense attorneys can arrange an "O.R." (own recognizance) release. If in custody, it is important to refrain from discussing anything about your case with anybody other than your attorney during a confidential visit. While in the jail, you have no expectation of privacy. Phone calls and letters are monitored and other inmates are often "snitches". If arrested, it is important to remember that an arrest is only an accusation, not a conviction. Often people feel discouraged or even hopeless after going through the drama and humiliation of an arrest. Whatever your circumstances, assume nothing until we've evaluated your case.
6. Auburn
   1. Berg, Mark: I was just cited for criminal activity and given a promise to appear and/or I just received a criminal summons in the mail, what should I do? A criminal citation or criminal summons by mail with a promise to appear in court at a particular date and time indicates that law enforcement has or will be forwarding their reports and recommendation to the District Attorney to file criminal charges against you. A criminal charge can lead to a criminal conviction on your record which can have potentially harmful consequences. It is important to know your rights and options before, during, and after criminal proceedings. If you can, you should consult an attorney prior to your arraignment date (the first court date in a criminal proceeding). Do not talk with anyone about your case or your arrest, unless you are consulting a criminal defense attorney.
7. Bakersfield
8. Berkeley
9. Beverly Hills