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Chula Vista DUI Lawyers

1. Gutierrez, David: Child endangerment Criminal assault, including assault and battery and assault with a deadly weapon Criminal fraud, including welfare fraud Domestic violence Drug possession and narcotics sales DUI and other alcohol-related crimes Gang-related offenses Probation Violations Rape and other sex offenses White collar crimes Wiretapping
2. Lopez & Lopez: DUI / DWI & Traffic Defending people accused of driving under the influence. DonŐt give up! An experienced DUI attorney may find issues to work into a powerful defense, or even discover a fatal flaw in the case that could cause the prosecution to back down or give up. The state is likely to say all of its evidence is true and incriminating. (U)se the facts and the law to your advantage to exclude or diminish certain evidence. With professional defense counsel on your side, you can defend yourself, assert your rights, and be assured of the best possible outcome given the facts and law of your case.
3. Eastlake Law Offices: Criminal convictions come with large consequences. Individuals may face the loss of driving privileges, larges fines and jail time. It is critical that those facing criminal charges contact an attorney immediately. Timing is crucial. In most misdemeanor cases in California, an attorney can appear for you, so you do not have to take off work to attend your court appearance.
4. John Blakeley: I wasnŐt read my rights! The police are required to give Miranda warnings only after an individual has been arrested and is being interrogated.  Remaining silent is nearly always the best policy.     ItŐs just a ticket. Most tickets are a promise to appear in court. Failure to do so usually results in a warrant of arrest. Seek legal advice ASAP!  A lawyer canŐt help, itŐs a DUI. There are many defenses to a DUI. 
5. Abrigo & Estelano: Aggressive Legal Representation.
6. Carlos Ruan: If you have been arrested for drunk driving or driving under the influence (DUI or DWI), you need legal advice and assistance of an experienced attorney to protect your rights and save your driver license privileges. The laws in California are very strict, without the proper representation, you could be facing mandatory jail time and license suspension. * It is a crime for anyone with a blood alcohol level of .08 percent or higher to operate a motor vehicle on a public roadway. * It is against the law to drink any alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle upon a public roadway. * It is against the law to have an opened container holding any amount of alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle on a roadway. * Anyone arrested for driving under the influence must submit to a chemical test (blood or breath) to determine the alcohol content of the blood. Failure to complete or refusal to take the test will result in suspension of the driver's license for one year. YOU MUST CALL THE DMV WITHIN 10 DAYS TO SAVE YOUR LICENSE. * If you are arrested for driving under the influence and your blood alcohol level is .08 percent or more, your driver's license will be taken away by the arresting officer at the time of your arrest. A 30-day temporary permit will be issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles to allow for review and appeal. After that, your license will be suspended for four months. If you refuse to take a test, your license will be suspended for one year. * If it is your first conviction, you will be fined $390 to $1,000 and serve 96 hours to six months in jail with three to five years of probation. With each subsequent conviction, these penalties are increased. Also, it is important to remember that a previous DUI/DWI conviction in any state is considered to be a prior conviction in the state of California . * If you exceed the maximum speed limit by 30 mph on a highway, or 20 mph on any other roadway, an additional 60-day penalty will be added to your sentence. * Your penalties will be extended up to 90 days for DUI if there is a minor child under the age of 14 in the vehicle at the time of arrest. If you are convicted of a DUI while driving with a minor child under the age of 14, you may also be convicted of child endangerment, which is a misdemeanor and is punishable by imprisonment in the county jail for up to one year, or in the state prison for two, four or six years. * The state of California has a Ňzero toleranceÓ policy for drivers under the age of 21. This means that you can be convicted of a DUI if your blood alcohol level is as low as .01. Your penalties are different and often stiffer.