Your friend who was driving will get a felony DUI allegation for each injured friend. They will also be required to pay all of you restitution for...

If I do the maximum on my DUI case, can I also get a fine?

The statute says "jail and/or fines". Check your plea agreement. It is very possible you have to do both.

I already have 2 points on my driving record and just received a DUI. What are key words to help me fight my case tomorrow?

Keywords to fight a DUI? Zero. You really want to fight it, hire a lawyer. It's not a "simple" thing to do and requires much work, investigation,...

If the hearing officer said that, then you need to report them for misconduct and not providing you due process. With a .08% BAC, you have viable...

So I have a question - a person that I know received 2nd DUI

If you can't ask them directly, perhaps its not something you "need" to know. Just because someone was arrested for DUI, that doesnt mean they are...

It means you were cited for a DUI. A DUI offense is a misdemeanor category offense. A conviction will result in license suspension for 1 year if...

I was driving a little over the limit and involved in a car wreck, where a friend and I were injured. Can she sue me?

She can definitely sue you for injuries, medical expenses ad lost wages, etc.. but you're also looking at a felony DUI with a sentencing range of...

If I am never attend court after only being charged with a dui, can they convict me in absentia, if not, whats the statute?

No, you can't be convicted. But a warrant for your arrest will be issued. There is no statute on length the case stays open. The only one is the...

I was pulled over for dui, and charged, can i be convicted of the dui if i never go to court?

No, you can never be convicted if you don't go to court. But a warrant will issue and things will only get worse.

I was arrested 4 years ago in California for driving under the influence. I was not convicted, am I eligible to seal my records?

Not anymore. Statute of limitations on sealing an arrest is 2 years from date of arrest, with limited exception.