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What Is the 10-day Rule for DUI in California?

It’s natural to feel overwhelmed and anxious about your future after being arrested for driving under the influence. One thing many people overlook is the 10-day rule in California. It is essential to understand and remember this rule because failing to follow it can have severe consequences for your freedom and ability to drive after a DUI. A California DUI defense attorney can thoroughly explain the state’s 10-day rule and defend you in court against state prosecutors.  Understanding the 10-day Rule in California  The 10-day DUI rule in California is simple: You have 10 days from the arrest date––including holidays and weekends––to notify the local Driver Safety Office to request an administrative per se (APS) hearing and stay on the…


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What Rights Do You Lose after a Felony Conviction?

Felony punishment doesn’t stop after the completion of a jail sentence, parole, or even probation. After a release from jail, many convicted felons are ecstatic to return to their previous lives­ only to be forced into learning how to navigate life post-conviction. Felons may lose many rights once they are sentenced, and some of the biggest challenges they’ll face won’t show up until after prison. Rights That Get Taken Away When You Become a Felon Not all of the rights that felons lose will have a big impact on their day-to-day lives, but some will hinder their ability to successfully reintegrate into society. We want convicted felons to have the opportunity to overcome their criminal pasts and become productive members…


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False Allegations and Domestic Violence: Why Do People Lie?

There is no denying that domestic violence charges are concerning, and state prosecutors take them seriously. Besides the immediately worrying possibilities of paying fines, spending time in jail, and opening a criminal record, these charges stand to damage your reputation. Unfortunately, countless individuals have their lives uprooted because of false allegations. Why do people lie about domestic violence in the first place? If your partner accuses you of domestic violence, you must immediately retain a San Diego criminal defense attorney. They can defend you against these allegations and prove your innocence. Separations, Divorce, and Child Custody One of the most common reasons for false domestic violence allegations is to gain legal leverage over the other party regarding divorce or child…


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