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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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How Can Someone Be Found Guilty of a Los Angeles DUI if There is no Blood or Breath Test?

Contrary to what some people may think, a DUI case against a person is not dismissed based simply on the fact that there is no blood alcohol content (BAC) reading. Many people think that if they refuse to take a BAC test, then there is no evidence or proof against…

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What are the Consequences When an Admonishment of Rights has not been Read for a Refusal in a Southern California DUI Case?

During a routine DUI stop in Southern California, the officers will ask the driver to submit themselves for a field sobriety test. This is usually a breathalyzer test administered at the site of the stop and gives officers a preliminary idea regarding the person’s blood alcohol content (BAC). This BAC…

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Refusal to Take a BAC Test Due to Inability in a San Diego DUI Case

If a person is charged with a DUI, and they refused to take a breath or blood test at the time of the arrest, they may face additional consequences if convicted. When a driver is issued a California license, they give implied consent to submit for a blood alcohol test…

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What are the Potential Consequences for Refusing to take a Blood Alcohol Test During a Los Angeles DUI Stop?

When a person is stopped and asked to take a Blood Alcohol Test, a refusal to do so, may lead to serious consequences. When a person is granted the privileges of driving in California, along with the obligations and duties is implied consent to cooperate if a driver is questioned…

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