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Did you know can get a DUI on Prescription or Over-The-Counter Drugs?

Did you know can get a DUI on Prescription or Over-The-Counter Drugs? It is illegal to operate a vehicle under the influence of drugs or alcohol in California. Specifically, it is illegal for anyone over 21 to drive a car with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or higher. The BAC limit for those under 21 is .01% in California. However, did you know that some prescription drugs might lead to a DUI charge? If you receive a DUI charge from prescription medication, reach out to Attorney Dod of Dod Law. He can investigate the charge and explain your situation to state prosecutors.  Five Prescription Drugs that May Lead to a DUI Charge in California  Driving under the influence…


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Is It Illegal to Record Someone without Their Consent in California?

It is illegal to record someone else without their knowledge in California while a confidential conversation is taking place. This rule applies to private conversations or telephone calls. This law is enacted under Penal Code 632 PC, in which an individual or party is in violation of this rule if they eavesdrop by recording someone without their consent. While it is illegal under this law to record a private conversation without consent, there are exceptions to this rule. If you feel you may have been recorded illegally in California, you may want to get in touch with an experienced criminal defense attorney who may be able to help your case.  Having an experienced criminal defense attorney on your team is…


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What to Know before Pleading Guilty to a Domestic Violence Charge

Every day there are many people accused and arrested for domestic violence. Most of those convicted of domestic violence have no previous criminal record and are unfamiliar with the penalties that the crime incurs. Depending on the claims and the circumstances of your case, you may face jail or prison time and significant fines.  When you are accused of a domestic violence case, there may be an offer for a lower jail time and other penalties if you plead guilty. While that may sound like a good deal, there are many other consequences for a domestic violence charge that can affect your job, family, and freedoms. An experienced personal attorney can help you navigate your charges and provide honest legal…


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