Kern County and California DUI Law
There are two statutes in the California Vehicle Code that directly apply to DUI offenses. Section 23152(a) makes it illegal to drive a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, and Section 23152(b) the “per se” statute, makes it illegal to drive a vehicle with a blood or breath alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher. While these statutes may appear to be redundant, there are actually subtly different. Our dedicated law office will help you determine which subsection you have allegedly violated. We will also help you build the best defense possible. The consequences of a conviction for either violation may include fines, suspensions, and jail time. To ensure that you have the best chance of avoiding these consequences, contact our law office today.
Hiring a Successful Kern County DUI Attorney
The first step in dealing with a Kern County DUI offense is to hire a successful defense attorney. Our law office has all the qualities you are looking for: dependable, knowledgeable, and experienced. We have dealt with a myriad of cases and will know exactly how best to proceed with your case. Among the many benefits we add to your case, if you call us within the ten day period after your DUI arrest, we will schedule your DMV hearing for you. In addition, we will accompany you to the hearing or even appear on your behalf so that you do not have to. For your convenience, we offer a free online case consultation. Now that your search for a successful defense attorney has ended, take a few minutes to introduce us to your case.
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