Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: How long will I lose my driver’s license if I am convicted of DUI, and I already have at least three DUI convictions in California?
  A: If you already have three or more DUI convictions in California, and you are again convicted of DUI within ten years, your license will be suspended for four years. More
• Q: What can happen under California law if I refuse to take a chemical or field sobriety test when I am suspected of DUI?
  A: California is one of many states with implied consent laws, which means that when you are arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, you implicitly agree … More
• Q: Are there different penalties for minors who are convicted of DUI in California?
  A: Yes. A minor is subject to a mandatory license suspension of six months if convicted of DUI in California. If a minor is suspected of DUI and refuses to … More
• Q: Can law enforcement take my vehicle if I am arrested for or convicted of DUI in California?
  A: Yes. Vehicle confiscation is a remedy under California law for a DUI conviction. More
• Q: What is the penalty if I am caught driving while my license is suspended for DUI in California?
  A: If you are convicted of driving while your license is suspended due to a DUI conviction, you face incarceration for a period ranging from 10 days to 6 months, and a … More
• Q: How do I get my driver’s license reinstated in California?
  A: At the end of your license suspension period, you can get your driver’s license reinstated by paying a reissue fee at the DMV, and showing proof of financial … More
• Q: What constitutes driving under the influence (DUI) in Georgia?
  A: You may be convicted of DUI in Georgia if you are operating a motor vehicle and have a blood alcohol level (BAC) of 0.08% or more, or if you have any amount of … More
• Q: Do the standards for DUI differ for minors under Georgia law?
  A: Yes. Under Georgia law, minors who drive with a BAC of 0.02% or more can be convicted of DUI.  More
• Q: What are the penalties for a first DUI conviction in Georgia?
  A: Recent changes to DUI laws in Georgia have made the penalties tougher. For instance, if your BAC measures 0.08% or more, Georgia law requires that you go to … More
• Q: What are the penalties for a second DUI conviction in Georgia?
  A: For a second DUI conviction in Georgia, you can face higher fines, a longer license suspension period, and a jail term ranging from three days to one … More
• Q: What are the penalties for a third or fourth DUI conviction in Georgia?
  A: As the number of DUI convictions increase, so do the penalties. When you are convicted of DUI in Georgia for a third time, you will encounter higher fines, a … More