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California’s administrative license suspension/administrative per se suspension (APS) automatically applies after a driver is arrested for a suspected driving under the influence (DUI) and their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08% or higher. Or when a driver...
Shoplifting offenses in California are typically misdemeanor crimes. People accused of taking merchandise from a retail establishment without paying for it are at risk of shoplifting charges. State statutes specifically prohibit prosecutors from pursuing theft or...
Many people associate drunk driving charges with alcohol, but impairment can come from other sources as well. A person may take medication exactly as prescribed and still find themselves facing serious legal consequences. This can come as a shock, especially for...
A drug arrest can be frightening, especially when the charges are more serious than someone first expected. What may seem like a personal-use situation can quickly be treated very differently by law enforcement. In many cases, the difference between simple possession...
Most DUI arrests begin with what seems like a routine traffic stop by law enforcement that quickly escalates into something far more serious. One moment a person is driving, and the next they’re stopped, questioned and possibly facing a DUI charge that can carry...