Placer County, California DUI Lawyer Resource Page

Been arrested for drunk driving (DUI or DWI) in Placer County, California? 
Find the best attorney to represent you here. 

Placer County DUI Attorney Links

Placer County, California DUI Lawyers Choyce & Crowell (707) 422-1202
We understand the urgency and importance of your DUI case! Because so much of our practice is focused on DUI representation, our fee is competitive.  Also, we normally order your police report and set up your DMV hearing the same day you hire us.  This goes a long way with our clients, who are normally anxious to see the report, which contains the police accusations and blood results. Please email us at info@choycecrowell.com

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SF Bay Area/Placer County DUI Defense
We are DUI attorneys with extensive experience in San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, Hayward, Fremont, Martinez, Contra Costa County and Marin. DUI not only includes driving under the influence of alcohol, but driving under the influence of any substance that impairs your driving. You can get a DUI from driving under the influence of prescription drugs, over-the-counter drugs, illegal drugs or any mind altering substance. Call Byers & Warrick and get the Bay Area DUI attorneys who can really help you.

Johnson & Johnson: Your Placer County DUI Lawyer
DUI cases can be very complicated. Proper representation in even a basic DUI case involves familiarity with a significant body of scientific instruments, tests, articles, concepts and studies that many attorneys haven’t even begun to consider. When you are seeking to hire a lawyer to represent you in a DUI case you need to try to ascertain whether the lawyer has more than just a cursory understanding of the important studies and evidentiary scientific instruments related to a DUI case.

34 Years of Criminal Defense Experience
Many of our clients have never been in trouble with the law before now. We understand that the legal process can be confusing. With over 34 years experience defending Oakland, California residents against criminal charges, the attorneys at the Law Offices of Lawrence S. Ward have the experience to help you.

DUI Defense Lawyer - San Francisco and Placer County, California
Your DUI arrest is a serious matter. Even the first conviction can result in jail, suspension of your license to drive, and major fines. Drunk driving can be a felony, and put you in state prison for over a year! You may lose your job if it requires a drivers license and a DUI-free record. And, the insurance costs after a DUI conviction are sky high! You need a smart, honest defense lawyer to protect your rights and make sure you get fair treatment.

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Proof of a Drunk Driving Charge

Drunk driving laws are intended to prevent the operation of a powerful and potentially dangerous machine when the operator cannot be in adequate control. Intoxication is shown in one of two ways: (1) a blood alcohol level in excess of a certain amount, or (2) proving that the driver or operator was impaired from the use of alcohol or illegal drugs. The first method is the method preferred by prosecutors. The proof does not rely on anyone's observation or judgment of someone's behavior, but depends solely on the results of a blood alcohol test. Laws often require a person who is suspected of driving while drunk or using illegal drugs to give a sample of his or her blood or breath for chemical testing purposes. These laws are known as "implied consent" laws, because they provide that by operating a motor vehicle, the driver has given his or her consent to such a test. When a sample is taken, it is analyzed by a machine to determine the concentration of alcohol in a person's blood. The maximum blood alcohol level varies from state to state. For many years, the most common maximum level was .10 percent, but most states have now lowered the level to .08. Any driver or operator who has a blood alcohol level over the legal limit is considered legally intoxicated. The results of the test are usually considered conclusive, and can be challenged only by showing that the test failed for a reason such as faulty or malfunctioning test equipment, improper sampling, faulty preservation of the sample, or (in the case of a breath test) a foreign object in the mouth when the test was conducted.

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