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California Department of Motor Vehicles — warns that if an officer finds you have a blood alcohol level of .08 percent or more, most likely your license will be suspended. To contest the suspension, you need to contact the DMV within 10 days of the incident. Most defendants in drunk driving cases are charged with two offenses: (1) driving under the influence of alcohol and (2) driving with a blood-alcohol level in excess of .08 or of .10. With a “get tough” attitude, the website explains:
- Field sobriety tests, including the “horizontal gaze nystagmus” test
- Implied consent (to be tested)
- Evidence—the “symptoms” of drunk driving
- Alcohol metabolism
- DUI laws and penalties, including home detention
- License suspensions
- How to find a good DUI attorney
- Insurance after a DUI
| AAA Guide to California DUI Laws — is called “None for the Road.” AAA says while California’s laws are strict, they have contributed to a sharp decline in DUI crashes. The guide explains the law in understandable language:
| MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) — offers a thorough guide to California DUI laws. The site also explains the law behind phony identification and graduated licensing.
| Alcoholics Anonymous — Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women whose goal is to stay sober. AA has helped millions of people and their families recover from the devastating effects of alcoholism, with a unique blend of understanding, support, and commitment to sobriety.
| California DUI Law Center — is a rich resource for answering questions about this all-too-common charge. A DUI conviction can severely affect your driving record, your mobility, and your wallet. The site features information about:
- Getting stopped for drunk driving
- Effects of a conviction on insurance
- Fines, penalties, and sentencing
- Multiple violations
- Glossary of terms
| California DUI Lawyers — is a leading attorney directory. Straightforward to use, you may search for attorneys experienced in DUI cases by city, county, or zip code. Then, simply call or e-mail the lawyer with your questions.
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