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Do the Rights I have in a Misdemeanor Criminal Case differ in my Los Angeles DUI Case?

There have been a series of blogs that have thoroughly gone through the rights a person has during their criminal case. As stated many times, there are important protections afforded to you by the United States Constitution, and these rights should be taken very seriously and waived after much consideration…

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Is it Against my Fourth Amendment Rights to Forcibly Have my Blood Drawn During a Los Angeles DUI Stop?

When a person has been stopped for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, they will be asked to submit to a blood alcohol test. Two tests will be administered. One is at the scene of the stop and the other will be at the station. The…

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Can I be Forced to Submit to a Blood Alcohol Test when I have Refused a Breath Test?

When you have been pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, the officer must have reasonable suspicion before he requests that you complete any field sobriety tests or blood alcohol tests. This reasonable suspicion can arise from admissions of the driver. For example, if the officer…

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What Are My Fourth Amendment Rights When it Comes to Taking a Blood Sample During a DUI Arrest?

Each and every person in the United States has constitutional rights that cannot be taken away from them without due process. One of the most important rights is the Fourth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable search and seizure. Unreasonable search and seizure means that evidence for any kind…

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Are There Any Deadlines I should be Aware of When I Have Been Stopped for a Los Angeles DUI?

When you have been arrested on the suspicion of DUI, there is an important deadline you must be aware of. You have within 10 days to schedule a DMV hearing. The 10 days start after the day you have been arrested and include weekends. To be on the safe side…

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Right to an Attorney when Pleading Guilty or No Contest to a Los Angeles DUI Case

When you have been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence, you will be given a court date to appear before a Criminal Judge. The law presumes that you are innocent until you are proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and it will be the Prosecutor’s job to prove…

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What is a Los Angeles DUI Advisement of Rights, Waiver and Plea Form?

It is each person’s right to be heard by a court of law, and be given a fair trial before they are found guilty of a criminal charge. In interest of these rights, when a person is arrested and charged with a potential DUI, they are ordered to appear before…

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