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  • Do Crime Labs Make Errors in DUI Cases?
    Do Crime Labs Make Errors in DUI Cases?

    When people are arrested for driving under the influence in California, they have to submit to a breath or blood test to determine their blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Generally, blood tests are ...

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  • 3 Standard Field Sobriety Tests Used in DUI Stops
    3 Standard Field Sobriety Tests Used in DUI Stops

    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has developed standardized field sobriety tests to be used by law enforcement when determining if a driver is under the influence of alcohol. ...

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  • A Cautionary Tale of a Wrongful DUI
    A Cautionary Tale of a Wrongful DUI

    Think you can’t be wrongfully accused of driving under the influence (DUI)? Think again. While it doesn’t happen in most DUI arrests, it can and does happen on occasion and here is a real-life example ...

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  • Can a Chemical Test Be Challenged?
    Can a Chemical Test Be Challenged?

    In California, the crime of driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol is covered under Section 23152 of the California Vehicle Code. Sec. 23152 goes over several things, including driving with ...

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  • Truth About Chemical Test Refusals
    Truth About Chemical Test Refusals

    Chemical tests in the form of blood, breath or urine tests are mandated by state law and are used to determine whether or not a person is legally intoxicated under Section 23152 of the California ...

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  • How Police Look for Drunk Drivers
    How Police Look for Drunk Drivers

    The California Highway Patrol, in collaboration with local law enforcement agencies throughout Orange County is on a mission to nab drunk drivers. And through the use of DUI checkpoints, saturation ...

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