Articles, tagged with "field sobriety tests", page 6
01st May 2009
Unfortunately, some of us may find ourselves in compromising situations with law enforcement at some point in our lives. One of these particular scenarios may be a DUI infraction. A DUI attorney in San Francisco can help to educate you on your legal right...
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Author:
shefmanlaw
23rd March 2009
DUI charges are a serious offense. There's no doubt about it. Most charges stemming from driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs will result in a stiff fine, loss of your driver's license, and even a stint in jail. If you're arrested for DUI i...
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Author:
Robert Palmer
20th February 2009
Motions are powerful weapons against illegal police tactics in a DUI case. A motion is a request by a defendant to the court. There are various motions that may be filed by a defense attorney, and the motion most often filed by a DUI attorney in San Diego...
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Author:
timangeles
22nd January 2009
Most of us had "Death of a Salesman" by Arthur Miller as required reading in either high school or college. The tragic story of Willie Loman, a common man, has many lessons that can be applied to our everyday lives. Since our society holds athletes, inc...
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Author:
Rob Schmidt
08th December 2008
A pickup truck driver who smashed his vehicle into a car in Manteca, California in a severe car accident that caused injuries to its two occupants, left an unlikely calling card at the scene - his vehicle's license plate. That was all the evidence police ...
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Author:
Robert Reeves
01st December 2008
There are few more helpless and frightening feelings than when you are being pulled over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Amidst the chaos and fear, however, it is important to remember that you do have rights. And while no one expects you to po...
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Author:
Kris Pipes
27th May 2008
Okay, you have been pulled over by a police officer. The officers have already asked for your license and registration, which you are needed to provide, and begins to make inquiries about your recent alcohol consumption. If the officer suspects that you m...
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Author:
elizabeth
21st May 2008
Arizona's new DUI law is one of the strictest in the nation, and penalties are now tougher than ever. An Arizona DUI arrest can result in a license suspension, fines, and longer jail time. At Koplow and Patane, we remind you that there are ways to navigat...
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Author:
Koplow
21st May 2008
When Arizona's new DUI Law took effect in September 2007, it became more imperative than ever for those charged with an Arizona DUI to be able to defend themselves against such charges. A conviction under the new Arizona DUI statute may bring with it stif...
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Author:
Koplow
16th April 2008
DUI roadblocks, otherwise known as sobriety checkpoints, have been used by law enforcement as one way keep the roads safe and prevent people from drunk driving. However, there are others who argue that these roadblocks violate the Fourth Amendment of the...
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Author:
Maria Palma
09th April 2008
Drunk driving has been a long-time issue for people in California - and across the country for that matter! If California Highway Patrol (CHP) can smell even just a tiny ounce of alcohol on your breath, it's likely that you'll be arrested for driving whi...
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Author:
Maria Palma
07th April 2008
In the state of California police officers have the authority to pull you over anytime they suspect you of drunk driving. There are several types of field and chemical tests which are used by police officers to find out if a driver has indeed been drivin...
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Author:
Maria Palma
31st March 2008
If you've been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), it can become an overwhelming and stressful situation - especially if this is your first incident. However, the tips provided below will hopefully help you get everything in order and ease the...
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Author:
Maria Palma
10th March 2008
Driving under the influence of alcohol, driving intoxicated or drunk-driving is the act of operating a motor vehicle - in some jurisdictions this includes even riding a bicycle or riding a horse - after having consumed alcohol or drugs to the degree of ...
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Author:
urlreader
23rd January 2008
If you are pulled over for suspicion of driving under the influence, the police officer will most likely want you to complete a breath test. You have the option to refuse to take the breath test; however, you should be aware that refusing to take the test...
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Author:
Robert Palmer