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When you are pulled over for driving under the influence (DUI), the specific consequences can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the incident. However, I can provide you with a general overview of what typically happens in such situations. Please note that what actually h...

There are several reasons why someone might choose not to consent to a police search. However, here are some general reasons why someone might refuse consent: Protecting privacy: People have a right to privacy in their homes, vehicles, and personal belongings. By refusing consent, individual...

This is a topic that the country is buzzing about, especially with the recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings. California has strict gun laws, and carrying a firearm in your car or on your person for protection is subject to various regulations and restrictions. Please note that laws can change, so it...

Misconceptions About Police Interrogations One of the most misunderstood concepts about police interrogations is the belief that innocent individuals will not confess to crimes they did not commit. This misconception arises from the assumption that people would never admit to something they did n...

Halloween Laws In The US: Defense Attorney Tells It All Halloween is one of those festivities that bring joy to children and grownups alike. But with the horror it brings, Halloween laws around the world help keep you safe. It's a holiday that gets fun as it continues to bring the spook. You can ...

Is Road Rage A Criminal Offense In California? The Complete Guide Is road rage a criminal offense in California? Road rage is a common occurrence in the modern world. The driving behavior of the driver is deeply affected by his or her mood. If the driver finds himself to be in anguish, it can tur...

Driving with A Suspended License, What's Next? Complete Guide Your driving license is suspended due to a squeamish you have with the law, and now you were caught while driving with a suspended license. We understand your predicament. Here is everything you need to know about your driving options ...

Assault with a Deadly Weapon in California: Complete Guide The assault with a deadly weapon is a life-changing charge, and yet, it is surprisingly easy for individuals to be tangled in the mess. That is why we have decided to focus on making sure that you understand the process of going through a...

How Bad Is A Hit And Run Misdemeanor? California Law Explained For You! How bad is a hit and run misdemeanor? Hit and runs are an inevitable nuisance in urban life. We all find ourselves in a situation where we accidentally hit a car, and the owner is not around. How do you manage that scenario o...

Filing For A Restraining Order in California: Complete Guide Filing restraining order in California is a sad reality of the modern civil rights of US citizens. You may need a restraining order from a stalker or an ex-spouse. You might need it to protect your loved ones. It is essential to know th...

Grand Larceny California: The Complete Guide Grand Larceny California is a common issue that many individuals face on an everyday basis. That is why we decided to take on this topic and provide you basic information so that you can make informed decisions for the issue. What Is Grand Theft? The G...

After you are arrested for a first time DUI there are two separate government actions that will take place. First, the DMV will take steps to suspend your driver's license. Second, the local prosecutor will file a criminal case against you. These government actio...

If you are driving and see a police car behind you with their emergency lights flashing, you should immediately, and safely, pull over. Do not stop in the middle of the street, and do not search for what you consider a safe spot. Chances are when the officer t...

If you are arrested for a DUI, there are two separate proceedings that take place. The first is an administrative hearing with the DMV. This is where the DMV will seek to take actions against your license. During this process a DMV adminis...

I would strongly recommend you do not consent to a police search. There are several ways the police can legally search you, your vehicle, and your house. The most common ways are with a search warrant issued, probable cause, and consent. A warrant is very time...

The quick answer is “maybe.” The police must read your Miranda rights if: 1. you were arrested, and 2. You were questioned. The courts have discussed at length what constitu...

Generally, yes you are allowed to film police officers. I say generally because you are not allowed to video confidential information, or film an officer if you are interfering with the performance of their duties. What constitutes “confidential in...