November 2015 - Orange County Attorneys
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Month: November 2015

Breath temperature and DUI alcohol levels

By: robert
Nov 22, 2015
Breath temperature and DUI alcohol levels Why is breath temperature important in DUI cases?  Breath temperature and DUI alcohol levels can affect test results. As this website has mentioned in other...

Orange County DUI Checkpoints announced for November 20-22

By: robert
Nov 20, 2015
Orange County DUI Checkpoints announced for November 20-22. Our Orange County DUI Lawyers have learned from law enforcement about the Orange County DUI Checkpoints announced for November 20-22 (the weekend of...

How to Beat a Breathalyzer Test

By: robert
Nov 14, 2015
How to Beat a Breathalyzer Test Of course, the best way to beat a breathalyzer is not to have alcohol in your system.  As a DUI defense lawyer in Orange...

DUI dismissal is the result of being too drunk in Georgia case

By: robert
Nov 13, 2015
DUI Dismissal can result when a driver is too drunk to understand what he is being informed of. A Georgia Supreme Court ruling earlier this year has created a legal...

Costa Mesa DUI Checkpoint results in one DUI arrest

By: robert
Nov 3, 2015
Costa Mesa DUI Checkpoint results in one DUI arrest Our Orange County DUI Lawyers have learned, through communication from the Costa Mesa Police Department, that a recent Costa Mesa DUI...

Halloween DUIs more deadly than New Year’s Eve

By: robert
Nov 1, 2015
Halloween DUIs more deadly than New Year’s Eve Our Orange County DUI Attorney received information from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about DUI accidents.  Fatal crashes involving a drunken driver occur three...

Halloween DUIs more deadly than New Year's Eve

By: Jade
Nov 1, 2015
Halloween DUIs more deadly than New Year’s Eve Our Orange County DUI Attorney received information from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about DUI accidents.  Fatal crashes involving a drunken driver occur three...
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