All repeat DUI offenders in California, as well as some first time offenders, must install an ignition interlock device (IID) in any vehicle they own or operate before they can get their driver's license re-issued.  How long the IID must remain installed depends on the particular driving record o...

A California licensed driver is eligible to attend traffic school for one violation every 18 months.  There are a couple of great benefits to attending and completing traffic school.  No points will be assessed to your DMV driving record.  There will be a conviction on your record but it will be ...

California's implied consent law requires a driver arrested on suspicion of DUI to submit to either a breath or blood test.  

If you are convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) your California driver's license will be suspended.  The length of suspension will be determined by a number of factors, including the number of prior offenses you have, whether or not the DUI involved injury, how high your blood alcohol c...

I am frequently asked whether or not a person is required to take field sobriety tests (aka FST's) if a police officer asks them to do so.  The answer to that questions is no, however if the person is already on probation for a previous DUI conviction that may be in violation of probation if they...

A person convicted of DUI may be ordered by either the Court or the DMV to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in any vehicle that they own or operate.  In fact, for repeat DUI offenders or first time offenders with a case involving an injury, an IID will be required by DMV before they wil...