Temecula Criminal Defense Attorney Mike Donaldson Get the defense you deserve and get back to living the life that you want. California Supreme Court orders briefing on DUI diversion eligibility under Penal Code section 1001.95. The Riverside County Superior Court Appellate Division recently continued oral argument in a case regarding the eligibility of DUIs for diversion under Penal Code section 1001.95.
DUI offenses are eligible for diversion under the new diversion law Penal Code section 1001.95.
DUI offenses are eligible for diversion under the new diversion law Penal Code section 1001.95.
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I am Mike Donaldson. I am a criminal defense attorney located in Temecula, California. I proudly provide criminal defense services throughout Riverside County, including the cities of Temecula, Murrieta, Wildomar, Corona, Riverside, Moreno Valley, Perris, Menifee, Hemet, San Jacinto, Banning, and Indio.
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Hire an attorney who focuses their practice on DUI cases, and has had success doing it. An attorney that is intimately familiar with the DMV's laws, DUI laws, constitutional law, and the science behind DUI cases is a must. A local attorney is best. Local attorneys are familiar with local prosecutors and judges and know the ins and outs of the local courts, which can substantially benefit clients.
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If you were arrested for DUI, your license will automatically be suspended 30 days after your arrest unless you request a hearing within 10 days of your arrest. Hire a DUI attorney within that 10 day window so your attorney can request the hearing and begin building your defense. Start by researching qualified DUI attorneys in your area.
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Law enforcement cannot stop your vehicle (i.e., detain you) without probable cause. Law enforcement often goes on fishing expeditions and pull people over simply because they're out late at night, or leaving the parking lot of a bar. Perhaps you were stopped at a DUI Checkpoint that wasn't operating properly.
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A standard misdemeanor first offense DUI is codified in Vehicle Code section 23152, subdivisions (a) and (b). It means that you have not previously been convicted of DUI or have not been convicted of DUI in more than 10 years. Persons arrested for DUI are typically charged with two offenses. The first is Vehicle Code section 23152(a), which says that the person drove a vehicle without the care and caution of a sober person.
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