The state of California is home to some of the most complex laws and statutes found anywhere in the country. That means, if you stand accused of a crime in California, you will need an attorney who knows how to navigate all the important "ins and outs" of the Golden State's legal system. Hire a California lawyer to make sure your rights are protected and your case is properly argued.
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If you've been arrested for a DUI or related drunk
driving offense in California, it is quite likely that your physical driver's license was taken away from you, and you were given a pink paper that
is your temporary license. (If you were arrested for a California DUI, but your license was from a state other than California, then law enforcement
was not supposed to snatch your license, but instead just give you that same pink paper.)
Avoiding trial is often the goal of our clients following a California DUI arrest. Once someone is charged with a DUI in California, there are only a few
ways to conclude the case: first, leverage a dismissal of the charges; next, plea-bargain the charges and the consequences, so that the DUI charges are
dismissed and the accused pleads guilty or no contest to lesser charges; next, to plead guilty to the charges alleged, and negotiate the consequences
associated with such an admission; or finally, to deny the DUI charges and set the case for a jury trial.
DUI arrests require the accused to answer to drunk driving charges in court. This means that the case will proceed down one of three paths to get to
conclusion: dismissal of the charges, settlement of the charges, or trial. In the majority of DUI cases, the case is resolved by way of settlement.
If you stand accused of a DUI or related drinking and driving offense, you may already be asking yourself "How do I leverage a better settlement?"
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