Some sources might lead you to believe a DUI is no big deal, little more than a traffic ticket that can easily be dismissed. Nothing could be farther from the truth. You need to take this seriously and it's in your best interest to retain professional legal representation as soon as possible.
The implications of a DUI arrest are daunting, which range from an astronomical increase in your auto insurance rates or loss of your drivers license, to jail time.The good news is there are options, and it doesn't have to be scary. Let me be your guide through the system for the best possible outcome.
The implications of a DUI arrest are daunting, which range from an astronomical increase in your auto insurance rates or loss of your drivers license, to jail time.The good news is there are options, and it doesn't have to be scary. Let me be your guide through the system for the best possible outcome.
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I was born in Santa Cruz County and went to high school in Monterey. I received my undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley in Molecular and Cell Biology and a Minor in Business. After college, I got a job in San Diego working as a research assistant in a biotech lab doing gene sequencing using mass spectrometry.
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After you have been arrested for DUI, the arresting officer is required to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles. The officer may immediately confiscate your license and issue you a temporary driver's permit that allows you to drive for 30 days. You have ten days from the date of the arrest to schedule a DMV Hearing to contest the suspension.
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A criminal conviction on your record can potentially affect employment opportunities, your ability to travel to certain countries, and have other long-term consequences. Some petitions are mandatory, which means they must be granted by the judge if properly filed. Others, such as petitions for all DUI cases, are discretionary.
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After you have been arrested for DUI, the arresting officer is required to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles. The officer may immediately confiscate your license and issue you a temporary driver's permit that allows you to drive for 30 days. You have ten days from the date of the arrest to schedule a DMV Hearing to contest the suspension.
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