I Live Out of State – How do I Remove the California Hold on my Driving Privileges Resulting from my DUI?
If you live out of state and receive a DUI in California while visiting the state, or you have a California driver’s license and then move to another state, then you may have a challenge satisfying the terms set forth by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to remove the hold on your driving privileges.
What is a Wet Reckless?
A wet reckless is often known as a reduction to a DUI. It is a violation of Vehicle Code Section 23103 per 23103.5. The term is commonly known as driving recklessly with alcohol involved-”wet reckless.” A wet reckless is similar to a DUI in that it is prior-able, meaning if a person pleads guilty to a wet reckless and gets charged with a DUI within the next 10 years, it will be considered a second offense. Read More →
Can my Blood Alcohol Results be Challenged?
Blood Tests: There are many defenses that can be utilized to challenge blood alcohol results. Blood tests are typically more accurate than breath tests; thus, they are usually challenged less often. First, when a laboratory tests the blood sample for blood alcohol content, Read More →
I went to Court and my Case wasn’t on Calendar, What Happens Next?
Your first Court date is considered your arraignment. That is when the Court informs you of the charges filed against you. It is important to note that the arresting officer recommends charges to the prosecutor’s office; however, it is the deputy filing prosecutor who decides which violations you will actually be charged with. It is not uncommon Read More →
What Happens if I Refused a Chemical Test?
If you refused to submit to a chemical test there are several penalties that may be imposed. California has the implied consent law. A person who drives a motor vehicle in the State of California has consented to submit to a blood or breath test to determine his/her blood Read More →
I wasn’t Read my Miranda Rights, Can I get my Case Dismissed?
The 5th Amendment requires Miranda Warnings to be administered only during custodial interrogation. In most DUI arrests, the peace officer questions the suspect prior to placing him/her under arrest. The statements provided by the suspect prior to arrest are considered voluntary and do not require the protections of the 5th Amendment. Miranda Warnings are required due to the coercive nature Read More →
Is my Driver’s License Suspended as a Result of the DUI Arrest?
An arrest for driving under the influence automatically triggers a license suspension through the Department of Motor Vehicles 30 days after the date of your arrest. Therefore, you will remain to have full driving privileges for 30 days. If you do not request a hearing regarding the license suspension your license will be automatically suspended. If it is a first offense, the suspension will last for four months. Read More →
I was Arrested for a DUI, What do I do?
If you have been arrested for driving under the influence it is imperative you contact a skilled DUI attorney promptly to evaluate your case. Many times, there is pertinent information needed to help assist in your defense and it is best to contact a qualified attorney while the events are still fresh in your mind. Read More →
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Parker Law Center Case Results
Attorney Kellee C. Parker of the Parker Law Center fiercely represents her clients in all stages of the criminal and DMV processes. She is an advocate of her clients’ rights and has been successful in winning alternative sentencing, case reductions and set asides of license suspensions for her clients.
Although California alternative sentences vary from case to case, these favorable results show how the right DUI attorney can positively […]
