In a previous post, we discussed how police officers need probable cause to make a DUI arrest . But what lawful requirements must they meet to pull someone over in the first place? Law enforcement needs to establish “reasonable suspicion” to make a traffic stop and detain a ...
Read MoreEffective as of January 1, 2019, SB 1046 requires repeat DUI offenders in California to install an ignition interlock device (IID) into each vehicle ...
View MoreIt is important to understand that you shouldn’t drink on an empty stomach. Not only does it take fewer drinks to become intoxicated, but it also ...
View MoreA DUI is a serious offense in California. Not only does a conviction lead to time spent behind bars, costly fines, and the loss of driving privileges, ...
View MoreIn August 2017, Tiger Woods was arrested on a DUI charge in Florida. According to the case’s toxicology report, the golf superstar who has won 14 ...
View MoreAs Valentine’s Day approaches, you want your partner to enjoy a romantic evening to celebrate your love and appreciation for one another. Many people ...
View MoreOver the New Year’s holiday weekend between December 28 and January 2, California Highway Patrol (CHP) officials arrested a total of 1,140 suspected ...
View MoreEarlier this month, a Northern California man was arrested and charged with a DUI after he was found asleep behind the wheel of an autonomous Tesla on ...
View MorePolice are required to follow specific rules and protocols when investigating a suspected DUI driver and making a subsequent arrest. However, if any ...
View MoreThe legalization of recreational cannabis has occurred in nine states and the District of Columbia, while 30 states and D.C. have legalized medicinal ...
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