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What Are Drug Diversion Programs? In criminal law, a diversion is an alternative to criminal prosecution and incarceration, allowing first-time, low-level offenders a chance to participate in a rehabilitation program and subsequently have their charges dismissed. Drug diversion, specifically, offers non-violent drug offenders to get addiction treatment and education instead of jail time. California Penal …
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Many people use social media networks like Facebook and Twitter to connect with friends, provide updates on our lives, and keep in touch with the world. Sometimes we forget that the information we publish on social media can be found by strangers. While it may seem harmless, it’s possible for that information to be used …
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In California, there are many laws in place to help prevent and punish drunk driving. Despite the efforts of lawmakers and police officers, drunk drivers get on the roads and cause accidents, property damage, injuries and deaths. What else can officials do to prevent people from driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol? A …
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First-time DUI offenders in all of California may soon be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID). Lawmakers are looking to expand a pilot program that requires those convicted of DUI to install an IID on their vehicle in exchange for softer punishment. The program has had success in Los Angeles, Tulare, Alameda and …
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More states are beginning to legalize marijuana, but most DUI laws have yet to catch up with state laws. So why haven’t states come up with DUI and marijuana standards?
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The district attorney in Orange County now has special prosecutors for DUI drug cases. That is why you need an experienced Orange County DUI attorney if you are facing DUI drug charges.
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If you are convicted of DUI, the California SCRAM program may help you stay out of jail. Our attorneys can help you find out if you’re eligible to participate and avoid jail time.
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A recent report by the Automobile Club of Southern California found that a misdemeanor conviction for a first-time DUI can cost up to $16,000. It is important to hire a skilled Southern California DUI defense attorney who can help you avoid expensive fines and fees.
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If you are planning on celebrating your 4th of July in Newport Beach, California, you should watch out for these five crimes: Public Intoxication, Petty Theft, Burglary, Assault, and DUIs. If you are arrested in Newport Beach, call us now. 1-877-4-NO-JAIL.
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The legal BAC limit in California is .08%, so how could you be charged with DUI in Ventura if you blew a .05%? Our Ventura DUI defense attorneys explain California DUI laws.
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