California Criminal Law | California DUI law

DUI Lawyer: What’s a “wet reckless”?

Sometimes, in reference to a DUI, you will hear the term “wet reckless” or simply a “wet”.  What does this even mean? Well, it is a term used as a plea bargain settlement in place of a DUI.  You cannot be charged with a “wet reckless”.  Instead, California Vehicle Code (CVC) section 23103.5 (http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/d11/vc23103_5.htm) allows…

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DUI electric Scooters in California

Driving under the influence is an unacceptable both socially and morally. It is commonly thought as only affecting vehicles but what about two wheelers such as bicycles and scooters? Different states have different laws and regulations concerning DUI electric scooters. For instance in California a number of statutes has been put into place since bikes…

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Joining the Military with a DUI

Drunken driving and serving in the military can be a hazardous mixture. Perhaps this is the key reason why the military has particular guidelines in regards to DUI (driving under the influence) and DWI (driving while intoxicated) arrests and convictions. Regardless of whether or not you would like to join the army or are already…

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How are Gun Laws and DUI Linked

Firearms, including guns, are devices that can be used as weapons. The user or holder of a firearm may choose to use it responsibly or irresponsibly. It is therefore important to ensure that controlled use is implemented in order to protect the public. DUI offenders can be referred to as irresponsible because they have failed…