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Anaheim Hills DUI Lawyers

1. Matthewson, Kory: Violent Cases Murder / Attempt Murder Gang Cases / Charges Assault with a deadly weapon Sex Crimes Three Strikes Cases Theft Crimes Robbery Burglary Grand Theft / Petty Theft Identity Crimes Embezzlement Welfare Fraud Drug Cases Possession For Sales Manufacturing / Cultivation Transportation of Controlled Substances Simple Possession Juvenile Cases Domestic Violence Driving Under the Influence (DUI)
2. Naqvi,Elia: Some basic issues to consider in DUI defense are whether there is any admissible evidence that you were driving the car. The prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you were driving the vehicle. The officerÕs also have to show that your ability to drive was impaired due to intoxication or use of drugs. The officerÕs observations and field sobriety tests can be thoroughly challenged in a trial due to the subjective nature of these observations and opinions regarding the field sobriety tests. There are several ways to challenge the reliability and admissibility of the chemical tests, including blood, breath or urine testing. An experienced attorney can challenge the chain of custody of blood, and urine testing. We will also look at various calibration records to see whether the breath test machine was functioning appropriately. There are also various defenses that can be raised with the help of an expert, such as, rising blood alcohol defense. We will also look into the procedure by which the chemical test was taken and whether the machines were maintained and the procedure laid out by state was followed. DUI cases are complex cases with tremendous amount of issues and a chance for success if it is handled by an experienced attorney ...
3. Egelsee, Augustine: A cultural stigma has become associated with drunk driving that was not present in our society even a decade ago. Public perception categorizes people charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) as criminals, even before they have been convicted of any crime. Being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI) can be an unsettling proposition, to say the least. A DUI - DWI conviction in California carries with it heavy penalties, including: * A permanent criminal record * Suspension or loss of license * Increased insurance rates * Community service * Possible jail or prison time * Alcohol assessment and treatment * Probation * Vehicle immobilization or forfeiture * Serious fines * Possible job loss
4. Gronski, Jason: Being charged with a DUI can have a significant impact on a person's life. Even for a first time offender, the consequences can be severe and may include up to a 6 month suspension of one's driving privileges, a $2500 fine, and up to one year in jail. Further, if you are convicted of a DUI, even as a first offender, your driving privileges will be revoked. A first offender can also be charged with a felony if that person causes serious bodily harm or death during the commission of the DUI. Felony DUI'S are punishable by one year or more in jail. Penalties for DUI in California vary depending upon the circumstances of the arrest and conviction, including age of the driver, driverÕs BAC level, whether children were being transported and whether the driver had previous DUI convictions.